MOOSE NUTS AND OIL.
[ Exhibited at the Show. The word "Moose" is now well known to all painters and decorators in New Zealand as suggesting the famous Moose Brand Linseed Oil. which has become so popular and which is used so extensively throughout the Dominion. The oil is manufactured at Westfield by the New Zealand Cattlecake and Oil Company, Limited, under the supervision of experts who have made a lifelong study of the product, and this exact knowledge of the science of linseed oil manufacture has resulted in the production of an oil which meets the requirements of discriminating users. Besides "Moose" Oil the company manufactures "Moose" Nuts and Meai, which have become so invaluable to dairy_ farmers as a stock food. In crushing the linseed, about nine to ten per cent, of the oil is left, and the "oilcake which remains forms a very efficient food for cattle, sheep, piss, and poultry. Hundreds of dairy farmers who haVe been successful in winning championships and first prizes at the various cattle shows attribute a large portion of thsir success to "Moose1' Linseed Oilcake, Nuts, and Meal.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 13
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186MOOSE NUTS AND OIL. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 13
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