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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22586, 15 March 1948, Page 8

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r\ o N>'V /i 2 / A Here's To The Future! Your future our future, when there’s glass for every occasion and every occasion deserves a Glass. Good times, good glass a joy to behold a delight to possess. Here’s to glass and the day when the answer is YES ! FINE CHINA, UTIL IT Y EA E THE NAY A EE, GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT, Invitation We invite vou to view the splendid range now on display of glassware for every occasion from hand made, full cut "“WEBB CORBETT” crystal, as fine as only really fine English Crystal can be. to utility “SHERDLEY" household tumblers. An extensive assortment of glassware for all purposes at thoroughly competitive prices. Lid Co., She lion Common m IS* al bass's 107 97 m 83' FEtOVib 1 , ~ . > J 82 start Pill OSE liW » a ■■■Vi' §|}g* -V Va m ' V/ '*>• 1 1 '' iS! mi PRODUCTION UP! DRY summer grasses lack milk-making protein, but can be balanced up to a milk-producing diet by feeding a high protein supplement in judicious quantities. You can either make up your own supplementary mixture with MOOSE MEAL, crushed oats, etc., or you can use TOMQANA DAIRY RATION, a ready mixed food which includes Moose Meal and other special milk-producing ingredients. In TOMQANA DAIRY RATION you get the benefits of an up-to-date scientific laboratory brought on to your farm—all food factors and elements in correct ratio. The above graph shows what wise feeding can achieve. In 1939, season of a serious drought in the Waikato, Mr. W. Oates (Minuera) ‘Ayrdale Rosie’ produced 807 lbs. of butterfat in 310 days. During the first two months of the drought, production dropped from 99 lbs. in December to 82 lbs. in February. At this point Mr. Oates started feeding MOOSE. Although the drought continued for two more months production immediately rose to 107 lbs. in March. Your herd too will produce to capacity on the right food. Make up your mind on the best concentrate mixture and feed I lb. to 3 lb. or more, daily in the bails according to the production ability of the individual cows. . More profits for you ... more Butter for Britain. Jm Mjl V 0A mott Write to the Nutrition Advisory Department, VV. <£ R. Fletcher (N.Z.) Ltd., Bex 663, Wellington.