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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 2753, 20 September 1923, Page 7

MORE MONEY FROM CALVES. Skim milk won't build bone, muscle and constitution like "CEREMILK," nearest to whole milk in nutriment, and easily digested. "CEREMILK" is highly soluble and contains a big percentage of dried milk. All the ingredients are quickly absorbed and digested by the calves. Mr Thos. H. Fever, Hunter Road, Eltham, writes: "I reared thirty calves on -CEREMILK' Calf Food last season and found it satisfactory in every way, and recommend thin food to any farmer. I have used other calf meals and have lost calves, but after using 'CEREMILK,' I did not lose a single calf." At factories and stores. Ask your dealer cannot supply, write to Fleming and Co., Ltd., Box 493, Wellington.

i^^i l 4 ■;!■•■ ■Nl't ! Cost and Increase : rig-rajsmg! Faterine contains the utmost nourishment. in concentrated form. A gallon gives 310 feeds, costing about •[&. per feed—yet in m m • m m I i jta ?z. 7&a ft -&. II food value it is greater than \raskimmed milk. Faterine has 200 times more vitamins than butter —and vitamins are the greatest factor in promoting growth and condition. i * in Skim Milk or Whey is the richest, lowest priced Stock food in the world. It is always ready to use, and saves time. On all points it is the perfect food. Bear your pigs on it—at |d. per pig per feed. Use the correct quantity—no more—no less. One gallon, 20/- ; V 2-gallon tin 19/- per gallon; 4-gallon tin , . 18/- per gallon. rOb'■i 1 tainable from Dairy W / Factories, Meronan ts, Stores, or ! v-\ from local Agents : N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Distributing Co, Ltd. Feildingr and all branches. ! 1/ FATERINE NATURAL J;jf STOCK FOODS (N.Z.) /'•A'' LTD. N.Z. Insurance Building, AUCKLAND.