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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 22 November 1918, Page 7

GIVE THE CALF MORE ROPE! AND BETTER FOOD ! A FEW years ago a Calf was looked -*-*• upon as a necessary evil. But now every calf means money, and the better the Calf the more money it will bring to the Farmer's Bank Book. WHAT'S THE USE Of feeding your Calf on any trash and letting it take its chance of life or death? GIVE IT ALL THE ROPE AND ONLY THE VERY BEST CALF FOOD IF YOU WANT THE RESULTS THAT PAY. PALMER'S CALF MEAL Is fast becoming universally recognised as the mo3t perfect Calf Food ever produced, and its demand is increasing every year. It is an all-cereal product, absolutely guaranteed. It contains no drugs, chemicals, tonic substances, or artir ficial fillings whatsover. Every constituent is obtained by special process from the finest selected grains. IT IS AN ALL-FOOD PRODUCT, and the only Calf Meal you will ever use when you have tried it once. The name "PALMER'S" is your guarantee of quality, service and GET IT AT ONCE FROM F. GILLANDERS, Seed, Manure and Produce Merchant, NELSON ST.. HAWERA

NOTICE BE PREPARED FOR THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC TTSE PHENALINE DISINFECTANT FREELY IN YOUR HOMES. PHENALINE IS USED BY ALL HOSPITALS AND CITY COUNCILS. IS SUPPLIED IN ONE PINT TINS OR LARGER QUANTITIES. J. CHAMBERS & SON, LTD., Princes Street, Hawera, Sub-Agents.

FORJALL A X ACRES, close to Ukaiawa; good ■*-^ metalled road; all in grass; no buildings; tip-top proposition for graziers. Full particulars on application. AO ACRES, real good land; all in •*-^ grass; no buildings; rent low; reasonable goodwill for cash. Full particulars on application. -t /V ACRES; nice little, section on good road; practically ail in grass; term, 7 years. Particulars on application. T. KATA THOMPSON Lana Agents H.J3. Buildings (Upstairs), Hawera. H GOODWIN, BuiMer, wishes to • notify the public that he has commenced business on his own account, and is prepared to execute and give estimates for all classes of buildm.2. and jobbing work. Note address— HARRY GOODWIN, No. 8, Camberwell Road, BRITISH FISH RESTAURANT NOW OPEN. Fresh Fish, Oysters, Rabbits, etc., daily. Open from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Cleanliness is our Motto. R. Jacomb, Proprietor. 200 ACRES. TE AROHA 9AA ACRES, Te Arona; 70 cows A\J\J return £1540 milk alone; 120 acres best grasses, balance good feed; 12 paddocks, watered by windmills, pump and wells; good 6-roomed house, cow bails, milking plant and sef orator; Glaxo find school l£ milb^, sale yards, station and township 3 miles; has carried the season through 70 cows, 12 heifers, 4 horses, 3 bulls and young stock and all fat. Price, £48 per acre; £1000 rash, balance to suit. Age and illness compel this man to sell. ITS A GRAND PLACE. Write for our Farmers' Guide, it is a boon to Farmers. s. w, cr ELand Agent, TE AROHA. On the best appointed tables you invariably find the best Malt Vinegar— SHARLAND'S. Pure, piquant, palatable. In bulk and bottle at all grocers. —Advt.