Page 9 Advertisements Column 5

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16288, 12 August 1918, Page 9

"THE BEST CALF FOOD I HAVE EVER USED." "When a well-known dairy farmer like Mi Robert Highet. of Clandeboye, near Temuka, writes: "Aiter many years' experience with caivea.l must say that 'CEREMILK' is th< beat c&lf food I have ever Tiaed/' you may be sure his advice is well 'worth tollowing "OEKEMiLK" saves time. There's m bother—no trouble. Simply etir "CEKE JIILK" into warm water ana then pcrar thi into boiling water. Let the whole stani until feeding • time, and mix with skim mill or whey as required. Made from Kew Zeu land's finest, cereals by a lirm with & quar tcr century's experience, with four largi mills and intimate knowledge "CEKt; ililiK" is as tine as flour, and is eupcrioi in • every essential to any similar food ir the world. At all stores and factories Local Distributors:—Fleming and Co., Ltd. Christchurch, and at 811~ Stores. 1'

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