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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7941, 16 January 1906, Page 3

The Eagle Brewery. QUEEN STEEET, MASTJiBTON. UR beer is made from pure malt and and bops and with water from one of the best Private springs in Masterton. Customers can reiy on a genuine and wholesome beverage. Cr Jer your supply at once. W. BUEBIDGE, , Proprietor, >\lew Zealand Loan and R/3er*cantiie Agency Go. Limited., ST OCK AND STATION AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK SALES MEN, WOOL, GRAIN, PRODUCE, AND LAND BROKERS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. Peppy and Chaoel Streets, Mastentort, And at EKETAHUNA and PAHIATUA Now booking Orders for And can supplyLawes' Superphosphate, Kainit, Thomas' Phosphate, Scotia Basic Slag, Sulphate of Potash, " Surprise Island " Guano, Bonedust (local and imported), Also— Gear Company's and Meat Exportj : Company's manures. SPECIAL MIXTURES' MADE TO SUIT SOILS. CASH ADVANCES made (free of com. mission) on clips for sale locally or shipment to London. WOOLPACKS, SEAMING TWINE, and SHEEP-MARKING OIL supplied at Lowest Current Rates. Agents for '• GASUOIGNE " Woolpress. FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SALES IN WELLINGTON of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow, EVERY ALTERNATE FRIDAY. Consignments Solicited. All FARMERS' REQUISITES Supplied. Plain and Barb Wire, Sheep and Rabbit Netting, Staples, Chandlee Locks, and other Fencing Materials. , Albo SPECIALLY - SELECTED GRASS, CLOVER, TURNIP, and RAPE SEEDS, f And SEED AND FEED OATb of Best Quality. Molasses and Cod Liver Oil (for calves) PURE CEYLON TEAS, Elmshurst and Penrhyn. The highest grades imported. AGENCIES—MURTON'S SHEEP DIP (Poisonous). u T-.«->TTr< att)d ( Fluid, ron-poisonous : SHEEP mP Pasie ' Porous ' faHEM DIP, | (arsenic . sulp hur). Walter A. Wood NEW CENTURY REAPER and BINDER, (up-to-date). Mowers, Reapers a"d Rakes. FARMERS' FAVOURITE DRILL for, Grain, Manure, Turnips and Rape, (fitted with Bristow's Patent Turnip Feed. Spring Tine Cultivator. CROWN CREAM SEPARATOR. The Leadint? Machine. Crown Centrifugal all-metal Churn. Pages Lever wire strainer and cutter, Newton-Brown, Dehorners, Holmes, Patent Block and S Couplings, Etc. "STANDARD" ENGINE AND MACHINE OILS, Regular Stock Sales held at Chief Centres, Clearing Sales Conducted. Correspondence Invited. Y F. W. CAREY. AGENT. MASTERTON.

POINTS on CALF-FEEDING. I* the young calf isto grow strong and healthy after separation from the mother, it is essential that something be given which will replace.those important" elements of its maternal food which are not to be found in separated milk. Unless these elements are supplied proper growth and development, combined v with effective dlsease-resiat-Ing powers cannot be obtained. There are two essentials :- I. The food must be given in a form that will be easily digested by the youngest calf.I. It must be sufficiently cheap in price to enable the farmer to make a profit on the cream he keeps back. Both these essentials are obtained by the use Of GILRUTH CALF-FOOD. It is guaranteed tocontain2o per cent, Of Fat —a larger proportion than any other manufactured food. Prove this for yourself by comparing it with the percentage contained by any other food on the market. This food is easily assimilated by the youngest calf, and is a complete substitute for the Butter Fat.

Have YOU given Gilruth Calf Food a trial? If not, YOU SHOULD do so at once. Make a fair test. Take ten calves of similar stamina and age. Give five of them Gilruth Calf Food for one month. Feed the other five with anv other manufactured food. At the end of the month compare results and you will find that the calves fed with. Gilruth Calf Food are strongest and healthiest. Mr. S. W. L.UXFORD, the well-known breeder, of Awapuni, gave Gilruth Calf Food an exhaustive trial last winter, and as a result has adopted it for his calves. Read his own words : From Mr. S. W. LUXFORD, Av/AVVNt: "After having given this preparation an exhaustive trial extending over the three winter months, I can unhi-sitatingly say that it is the best substitute for whole milk that I have used, in fact, my calves reared on this Calf Food have thriven just as well as those suckling from their dams." Gilruth Calf Food is made from y the best materials obtainable, and contains, in their proper proportions, (ill the nourishing and fattening elements necessary for the maiztftiance of perfect health and condition. It is prepared and blended by the most modern machinery, and the whole process of manufacture is personally superintended by the Company's highly qualified chemist. Y«m should use it. Ask your Storekeeper for it. If he does not keep it write for prices and further particulars to AGENTS, WELLINGTON : : : : arid PALMERSTON N. Wairarapa Agent—A... S. JtJDD. High Street. Oartertoa.