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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 11 July 1925, Page 8

<34 SWAN Dfaoitaared Tra«Do Mark— Osemrteh*. N.Z. BACON CO. PIG MEAL FOOD 55% TO 60% PROTEIN ALMOST A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR MILK. NEARLY EQUAL IN VALUE TO SKIMMED MILK WITH YOUNG PIGS. pAN be mixed with Water to the consistency of MOLASSES. Can be fed in. small quantities with turnips, potatoes, pumpkin, cattle marrow, artichokes, pollard and maize. In cheese districts whey is the only bye-product available, from the factory for pig feeding. Whey is relatively low in protein, but the difference should be made up by the judicious use of our PIG MEAL. When added to milk it will assist you to fatten a far greater number of pigs. Manufactured by N.Z. BACON COMPANY, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Procurable through any of the Company’s Buyers. C Webster, Waverley District. ; T. C. Arnold, Hawera District; phone 224. W. Burke, Eltbam District; 'phone 33. . . F Crawford, Manaia District j ’phone 259, Eltham. . J Lewis, Kaponga District; ’phone 64. A. Piper, Mangatoki:

PICS PIGS. HAW 10HA BACON FACTORY. T H WrABKEJt & gONS We arc buyers of Porkers and Baeoncrs from fit) to 150 lbs weight at (id per lb. Also CASH BUYERS OF CALFSKINS, SHEEP SKINS and HI DES, including HORSE HIDES. Communicate with us and we will call on you. TOP [MUGES paid and SPOT CASH. Buyers— F. II;' Walker, Hawera. Milton Bailey, Hawera T. Waite, Stratford; ’phone 31W. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. rpiIOMAS JgOETHWICK & gONS (AUSTRALASIA) LIMITED. WAITARA FREEZING WORKS. Farmers desiring to dispose of PIGS kindly get in touch with our Buyers. PRICES: Porkers, dead-weight, 60 to 1201 b. 6d lb Baconers, dead-weight, 121 to 150 lb, 6|d lb. July Receiving Dates will be advertised later. Buyers: J. Butcher, Stratford. R. M. Thurston, Eltham. F. 11. Wright, Hawera. E. Butcher, Waitara. j£IWJ. J^ACTORY. RECEIVING DATES ADVERTISED

LATER Buyers: D. Edwards, Okaiawu. M. T. Gilligan, Patea. O. H. Marx, Mangatoki. J. Candy, Hawera; ’phonß 533. mammitis vaccine MAMMITIS VACCINE (Preventive') rpHE RING PROPRIETARY CO., of Auckland, is now operating in South Taranaki. ' INOCULATION 2/6 PER COW In 1913-1914 Dr RING was experimenting with a vaccine for maxnmitis in cows, and met with -encouraging Results. He. then went to the War. On his returrA he continued his research work and has met with such success that in the North thousands of dairy cows are being inoculated with his Vaccine. Mr Eliot E. Davies wrote in April of this year as follows: “I am more than pleased to tell you that the cows (pedigree Holsteins) are now all clear of the trouble, and I think that your treatment is more than satisfactory. I have the greatest confidence in strongly recommending the treatment to any dairy farmer whose herds a're similarly affected. ’ ’ Inquiries addressed to Mr S. FRITH, the Company’s accredited representative, c/o the Hawera Star, will receive prompt attentio.n.

Use a Proved Remedy and Note the Charge—--2/6 'per cow r PHE HAWEEA STAB is procurable from tlie following agencies in Hawera — A. KEL SEN, opposite St. Mary’s Church, to 10 p.m daily. F. J. BOASE & CO., High St., to 5.30 p.m. daily (noon Wednesday, 9 p.m, Saturday). P. T\ DONNELLY & CO., High St., to 5.30 p.m. daily (noon Wednesday, 9 p.m. Saturday). A. 11. HODGE, High St., to 5.30 p.m. p.m. daily (noon Wednesdays, 9 Saturday). W. E. SHAW, Park Store, to 8 p.m. daily (9 p.m. Saturday). MES COOK, Everybody’s Sweet Shop, to 10 p.m. daily. G. W. CLAEK, opposite railway station, to 8 p.m. daily (9 p.m. Saturday). MB VINCENT, • corner Argyle and High Street, to 10 p.m. daily. MES MABTIN, Eegent St., to 7.30 daily (noon Wednesday, 9 p.m. p.m. Saturdays). Copies may also be obtained at the Star Office.