TRAMWAY COPPER TRAIL.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16314, 11 September 1918, Page 8

TRAMWAY COPPER TRAIL.

MEETING OF EXECUTIVE. .. Tho executive of the Tramway Copper rail xnct last evening, Mr L. B. Hart pre. aiding over a pood attendance. Tho eccrclary reported that every effort had been ma-do to supply Timaru with til tho tickets available. Over £750 worth had gone down go far. The New Brighton Trotting Chib regretting tliat it could not oontribato is the fund, owing to financial liabilities. Tho Halswell Patriotic Committee forward, cd £39 103 6d, which bad bocn collected {or the fund. It was decided to thank tha chairman of the Patriotic Committee and Mrs R. McMillan for tho efforts they had made. The Hospital Soldiers' Art Union forward, ed the sum of £100 through tho Lady Liter, pool Fund. It was decided to thank th* donors, including Sergeant Earnahaw, for tha gift. Mr J. S. Hawkes reported that thoChrirW church Tramway Troup® had offered to gin a conoert at Woolston, instead of at Heath* cote, for which arrangements had boon mfcde. Tho chairman said a party of thirty:waa going down to Timaru on tho 13th, and the "Merrio Countric Cousins 1 ' oxpoctcd to clear a sum for the fund. Mr Black reported on tho Carnival, which was to bo held in Sydenham Park on Saturday next. Reports wer© received from tho following districts:—Edgeware road, RiooartoD* and St. Albans. On Mr A. Greenfield's suggestion, a «nV committee was appointed to confer with the Competition Society to see if a two or three nights' musical competition could not be organised in tho King's Theatre in aid of tin fund. Th® chairman reported that Mr A. C. Maxwell had handed in tho sum of £17 16a 8d ' from the Bockenham School children, from tho salo of tickets and flowers. SPORTS CARNIVAL AT SYDENHAM PARK. A big sports carnival in connexion with tho Tramway Copper Trail will bo held Sydenham Park on Saturday, commencing; at 2.30 p.m. A very attractive programme hM been arranged, including fancy dree* hookey matches, League football trial matches, baoy show, tug-of-wnr, cooking competition, and various athletic events lor young and old. A flower stall, afternoon tea tent, and aidsshows will be on the fc/ntriea, which aro free, will V>e received by the hon. secretary (Mr W. Spiller) at the Star Furnishiig Co., Sydenham, or at the Committee Room at the Park on Saturday. A collection! .will bo taken up at tho gatea._ INTERESTING TO FARMERS. Many dairymen persist in the old idea ot feeding the weaned 'calves on skim milk, whey, or Bomc home-made mixture.. To do io moans tho loss of pounds of profit that might bo theirs. Tho calf needs fat if he is to thrive and become % profitable animal—but skim milk lacks this very element. Whor. too, hae only 2 per cent, food Bolida, and these are unsuitable to growing calves. Try "CEREMILK" —thousands of Now Zoaland dairy farmers have proved it to bo the best and most economical calf fcod. Its freshness and big percentage of fat ensure healthy growth. Mr E. Colline, of Ola Creek, Edendale writes:—"l reared eighteen calves thu season on 'CEREMILK' and every one of them has thrived splendidly. All my neighbours speak very highly of your food.' Try ••CEREMILK"—at a'l stores and factories. Local distributors:— Fleming and Co., LtdChristchurch, and at all stores. 17