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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1012, 2 November 1917, Page 5

BRITISH TYRES FOR BRITISHERS. IU'Y WOOD-MILNE'S. Because they are Britain's best tyros, the AHied Govern nts have been using more and more Wood-Milne tyres. So great was the demand that it virtually amounted to commandeering the factory, and hence it was found impossible to supply the New Zealand market. However, arrangements was made to increase the output enormously, and this make,, it possible to again resume shipments to the Dominion and to arrange for regular supplies. Those desirous of using the best of British tyres should demand Wood-Milne. Wholesale Distributors for New Zealand, Caselbcrg and Co., Ltd.. Molesworth street, Wellington—Advt, NEXT TO NATURE'S CALF FOOD COMES "CEREMILK." The natural food for the new-born calf is the- cow's milk. After weaning their calves, hundred of farmers use "Ceremilk," whicli invariably builds stronger, healthier stock than is produced by home-made or imported foods. Mr J. Swallow, Matamau, sa y ß: —"There is no need to give any new milk to the calf from the day it is taken from its mother, when using 'Ceremilk,' and again, in all my ten ■years' experience 'Ceremilk' is the best Calf Food I have used." At all stores and factories. Local distributors: N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Palmereton North.--Advt. Enlisted men should purchase a supply df the new tobacco—High Admiral. It's .-.nine tnbaeCO.— Advt.