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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 21 October 1916, Page 6

1 HOW MUCH DID YOU LOSE LAST YEAR On Your Calves? Have you ever paused to reflect how much sick stock cost you in any one year? Much could be saved if the ordinary ration of skim milk or whey included j MILK QT THE CEREALS £r CAIVE^ It's the hungry calf that earns the. profit. Start him right for the first ten weeks with Ceremilk. He'll ; then be too busy with his appetite to have. any trouble common to calves.. [MILK OF^rff CEREAIf. ErCALVErf NOT A MEDICINE! NOT AN EXPERIMENT! It will pay you to in- ■ • ■ ' vestigate the value of this food. We are prepared to help you make more money out out of your calves. AGENTS FOR IHJB DISTRICT: ' Johnston and Co., Ltd. Or your Storekeeper will supply you. - npo Stand the season on the Farm, Oeo— The Thoroughbred Stallion V^^^-«Hfc^ Waiari is by the great St. Paul, bo welTknown to all followers of racing, out ofThelma, dam of Barbarina. He has therefore on both sides the best breeding, a fact that should commend his services to- breeders. Waiari has to his credit the Easter Handicap at Auckland, and wins at Takapuna, Marton, | New Ptymouth and Hawera (Sires Produce j Stakes). ;He is a %ne well formed horse, combining specd r and stamina, and is recognised las a sure foal-getter. This will be his second season at the stud. TERMS—£4 4s; two or more mares as per agreement. All care taken, bVit no responsibility. For full particulars see. cards or apply to the owner—■.'"'■'. ■:'-•<■'■ ' HIKAKA, ~ ■ • ' ■ ■ ". ■■. ■ > Oeo. npo Stand aft- ; Castle Street, Eltham, and -*- travel surrounding district— '.-' ' ' \ j^^flfek c Fashionably-bred _ ■' j. . .^^F^'- Trotting Stallion, JH^^L WILDWOOD KING Wildwood Chief—Dolly <itiiiiiiiifltwii^' . >. y ... For further particulars apply-r V G. J. WARR.ENDER, H . > ■-, . : '■ ' ■ Owner. npo Stand the Season at the Farm, Taiporo- -"- henui-^ ■' M^M^fl .) The Thoroughbred Horse mT HUSBANDMAN (14) ' By Treadmill (2)— Golden Vale (17), etc. TERMS—7 Guineas, single, mare. | Two or more mares the property of one owner as per agreement. Mares from a distance met at the Hawera railway station on notice being given of their arrival Free grazing for mares from a distance till December 31st. All care taken, but no responsibility. For further particulars apply to— G. E. CLOUTj Taiporohenui. Or— Box 86, Hawera. rpo Stand at Stratford and surrounding dis- •-■- tricts— _r^HL The Celebrated Trot- •# ««'^^. (Prince Imperial—Rose) Advance is a beautiful black horse, standing 16.2 hands. His stock have won fame on the track, in the ring, and also have done good farp» work. Advance gained a record (two^ miles in 4min 46<w<5) for the National' Cup, Christchurch. Fk-E, £« 6s. - (Two or more mares as per agreement.) All care but no responsibility. W. HAWKE,Stratford. npo Stand the Season at Pihama— j^H^i|| The Thoroughbred Stallion W^^Cf WAJKARAN6A -g^^Lffi|..fi lB M r wL (Soult—Durus). Sire of Antwerp and others. ' For particulars apply to— D. CAMPBELL, Pihama. t*^g???^- . - . ' l ii jj DANGERS OF WHOOPING COUGH. Whooping cough is much more dangerous than is generally supposed. More deaths result from it than from scarlet fever. There is little if any danger, however, when it is properly treated. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it will keep the cough loose, liquify the tough mucus and aid in its expectoration. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in many epidemics of whooping cough and always with the best results. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.— Advt. Ladies, remember, that if your grocer is out of the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE" you" can always procure a bottle at the nearest store. Price reason- i sble. Buy a bottle t>-day, 3 .