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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21853, 25 October 1945, Page 2

fmmm TEA »R OVER §0 YEARS! QBIBSMpBSnSBBpiBIBpBDBBSBBZa ATTENTION! We have obtained the services of an Expert Trimmer who will be able to undertake all Classes of Trimming. All Panel Work, Painting and Bodywork —Consult— BURNETTS Herbert Road. Phone 3919.

UROENTIOIICE to FARMERS MOOSE MIAL & NUTS \jyrE greatly regret that the trouble in India preventing ship- * menfc of seed from the port of Bombay, the drought in the Commonwealth and the fire in the Dunedin expressing plant have deprived us of Moose supplies for the moment. We hope to be in a position to take care of requirements again early in ' the New Tear. For urgent calf feeding we strongly recommend Tomoana Calf Pellets. This product includes more expensive ingredients and is a new balanced calf food which is already being successfully used in several districts to replace meal. It is particularly valuable for the later stages of calf rearing. For Pedigree and Show Stock we are now preparing a Tomoana Conditioning Meal. The lack of Moose may give you other feeding problems. Write to our Nutrition Service for any information you may require, W. & R. FLETCHER (M»Z.) L¥©. Box 663, Wellington.

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