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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 270, 13 August 1942, Page 8

Entente cordiale Whenever you see a fellow from the merchant marine or a visiting serviceman; it would be well to’reflect that he risked quite a lot coming here . . . and that he risked it for you and for us. What can we do in return? Organise entertainment, give them the keys of the city . . . but that is only scratching the surface of hospitality. Deeper down \ ? is the real thing, the genuine 14 carat gold of the New Zealand home. Take these boys home with you, show the sort of hospitality 'hat's real and human and personal . . . give them the things they're lonr y for . . . the family atmosphere, and banked fires and epsy chairs and s r ill talk and homecooked meals, and all the easy little things that mean far ~,no matter where you find them. > And if, by any chance, you feel that, beforehand, you'd like to spruce up the old 1 homestead, that's the sort of job Scoullars like doing best of all. ■ M THIS WEEK EVERYONE ~ £ GIVE COMFORTS FOR THE FIGHTING FORCES. 88-90 LAMBTON QUAY, Also at Hastings and Blenheim. ; Feed Moose to your Calves — see &e DIFFERENCE 4 good feeding makes. 111, .. - Write today for free literature—and profit later I- ■ fromabetterherd - v 1 V." ' ” * M °° se oii - cake Meai wch 111 fat >' J remedies the deficiency of Fat in Whey and <v 5i - Skim Milk. Each bag of Moose contains approximately 1 gallon of Linseed OiL eizi.a Hinz r- I r * Moose also supplies rich easily digested’ With SKIM MILK Calves: feed nourishment in a form the youngest calf can 2 ozs. Moose daily, rising gradually to 4 ozs. handle. With WHEY FED Calves: feed 3 ozs. Moose daily, rising to 6 ozs. ★ Moose is a COMPLETE CALF FOOD. Moose Moose be fed in the early stages by mixing first with ee P s vigorous, healthy and growing boiling water and then with Skim Milk or Whey. Later just fast * , feeid dry in the bottom of tlic buckets after the by-product. / —7" 4 / good A 4. A g B ® g* -, / CAREFUIX /SOUND \ WB RS : I I gwg WJg HW gLy jIINSEEDtiILCAKE; MEAL j J X/ feedingxZ OIL CAKE HUTS MEAL If W4 ft fIEKHER N.ZITQT . ] . I Write W &R. FLETCHER (NX) LTD. P O Box 443. Wellington, for (ree information on leteit methods of Calf Feeding.

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