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"SOU CAN REAR CALVES ON "CEREMILK" AND WATER ALONE. Even when mixed with water "CEREMILK" makes a nutritious, f(^4; for the food value ia in the CTIREMILK. •Rv.h in fats and in nourishing proteids, "CEREMILK" is absolutely puna free from chemicals, fibres, and husks. Easily prepared its finely ground particles never go to the bottom of tho bucket, or leave a sediment. Mr C. Jaspersen of Waiotahi writes: "I have used CEREMILK for two seasons, and consider it a most economical calf food. It » » sav«rand is much relished by the calves. My calvea have done exceedingly well on it. it is very simple to prepare. I reared m calves, and have not had one calf scour this eeaeon." At all stores ami factory. Local distributors: —Fleming and Co., Ltd., Christchurch, and at all Stores. 19

Over 75,000 stenographers, clerks, office boys, messengers, watchmen, section men and others in the employ of the Canadian railways, havo been granted an increase in wages amounting to more than 22 million dollars a year on the present pay roll, by the Canadian Railway "War Board, which aso at the same time, in view of the demands of organised Labour, ordered that hereafter the eight-hour day shall prevail in all Canadian railway freight sheds, taking elfect from October 11th. The wage increase is 2-sdols. per month to every employee in the classes mentioned.