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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 30 September 1924, Page 10

INCREASED PRODUCTION IN DAIRYING-. You would materially increase the miik yield and butter-fat test of your herd by methodically drenching each cow after calving with Sykes’ Drench. Do not overlook this, because the test and the yield depend absolutely upon the condition of the blood of the animal. Cows cannot give a profitable yield unless every attention is paid to them at calving time, and there is no better method of warding off milk lever, mammitis, bad cleansing, etc., than drenching with .Sykes’ Drench. It. will purify the blood and system. It will tone up the digestive organs, and act- as a preventive of all disorders 'vhic.ii tend to decrease your profits. The cost is so small, only 1/(3 a packet or 17/- a dozen. Each packet contains two drenches. Obtainable from stores everywhere. Mr John Donald, one of Australasia’s foremost Friesian breeders, says: “For several years I have used Sykes’ Drench at Westmerc, and I am pleased to state that it has always given me entire satisfaction.” " 72 2(>7; REDUCTION IN “CEREMILK” PRICES The very great demand for “Ceremilk” brought about a substantial reduction in price, but the product is of the same high standard. The solid nourishment in .“Ceremilk” has produced wonderful results in rearing strong, healthy calves. “Ceremilk”— milk of cereals—is prepared from dried milk and six picked cereals rn correct proportions. Simply stir in warm water, pour into boiling water, and mix with skim milk or whey. Sold bv all stores, or direct from Flenjing and Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 498. Wellington. y ' —4O For nasal catarrh, “Nazol” aets like a charm. Penetrating and germ-killing. No cold is Nazol-proof; 60 doses J./6. — Advt