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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 15 October 1920, Page 5

DESTRUCTION OF CALVES ILLEGAL. In many European countries the de- j struction of cdlves: —especially heifer; culver—is illegal. In this country, where plenty of foodstuffs abound, it] ; should be made illegal too. The calves j of to-day will bet valuable yearlings next season; y«t annually thousands j of ? potentially valuable * -animals are wantonly killed. 'Jeremilk will yied i vigorous, healthy calves, and any dairy fanner knows that the price of good] datry cows is going to increase far Koyond the cost of rearing a calf: One i lOQlb. bag of Ceremilk, costing 295, will relr four calves past the milk food stage. There is no better preparation on the market so far as food value, eate of preparation, ana safety are concerned. Ceremilk is cheaper in the end than any inferior substitute. It the wrest and most nutrition® calf food. AU stores. —P.O. Box 498. Wellington. Local Agents: Dalgety and CVb. Lt4*. OVER 500,000 DAIRYMEN* Prefer the * r Domo” Scprtrator, because »{ its clejpf skimming add depends bfliiy More cream and bigger profits when the “Dome” ie used. Write for full details to the Agents—W. B. May aijd Co., Ltd., Naleon.