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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 June 1923, Page 2

•YOU CAN REAR CALVES ON j "CEREMILK" AND WATER ALONE. I When mixed with water, "CEREMILK" makes a nutritious calf food; one of the principal ingredients is dried ' milk. Rich in fats and nourishing ! proteids, "CEREMILK" is a pure food that is entirely absorbed by the -digestive organs of the calves. Mr. C. jes- ' persen, of Waiotahi, writes:—"l have ; used 'CEREMILK' for two seasons and ; consider it a most economical calf food. j It is much relished by the calves, which ; have done exceedingly well on it. I ' reared 45 calves and have not had one ; scour this season." All stores and factories. If your dealer cannot supply, write to Fleming and Co., Ltd . • . P.O. Box 498, Wellington. :| GOLDEN RAYS EASY ON EYES. !] An ideal illumination for reading " ; purposes is provided by "Golden Ray" ! Candles. These give a soft, mellow ' light that is much easier on the eyes 1 than the dazzile and glare of electric " s light or gas. j| "Golden Rays" are also very econol ' iftical, being better, harder and longer i lasting than imported brands. Every j packet contains full weight. If "Gqlden j Ray" Can-dies are not stocked by your 1 i grocer, order direct from Ellis and r iManton, Ltd., Manufacturers, G.P.O. > Box 222, Wellington. 6 1 \ be careful. t ■ If you are subject to bronchitis be | careful when the raw winter winds are | blowing. If you notice an unusual ac--1 j cumulation of mucus in the bronchial I tuli-es^ take Chamberlain's Cough Rem--4 edy freely, and you will ward off an j attack. Make a practice of taking a cb.ily dose of Chamberlain's Cough ~ Remedy during the winter months, V and you will keep yourself quite free i from bronchitis. Sold everywhere.— r Advt. i- N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD. y ' The Houste of a Million Parts. .-1 Now and good used spare j)arts in r stoel; for practically every make of car ;- and motor cycle on the'market. The j largest stocks in Australasia. Send >- ; broken part for duplication. Chief i- ( office: 29 Harris St., Wellington.—Advt i, ;

You can prepare die most de-^i licious Custards in a moment if you use Edmonds Custard Powder.^ Try it for Cup Custard, Custard and Fruit, Rice, Sago, and Bread-and-Butter Puddings, v ECUSTAJiD |] POWDER V# tO buy Bonnington's Irish Moss —N.Z.s favouriie family remedy for Coughs, Colds, 'Flu.' Bronchitis, etc. Made to a time tested formula by fully qualified pharmacists —no other remedy can possibly take its place. Sold by alj Chemi'ts & Stores. Large size family bottie, 2/6; Handy pocket size, 1/6. 221 FOR. COUGHS $ COLDS ———mnn—WiiMniMiif mi hhhjliwjiii—.iiji i i ] | H. N MAUNDER- & CO,, ! H&WFRA i *®p**£«iistiv»2 ! Princes Bt, BxteaMem 'PboAie ££&