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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13180, 13 January 1905, Page 6

Since the use- of wire feneos has become v so extensive the number of cattle killed each year by lightning has greatly increased.

CMJjiT POOD A MOST 'PERFECT FOOD FOR CALVES. The iDgredienla of'this Mixture Mng. composed of tho Richest, Purest, and most Concentrated Foods possiblo toprocure, its general ÜBe ior Calves-will giro prooounced«nd immediate-satisfac- I tory results. It iB wholeaome.and nutri. | tioua, and entirely free from Drugwud i [ I Minoralo. "M" CALF FSQ3 Should be stored in a dry place and? kept free from mice, etp. To ensure-success with "BOVO," CALF FOOD see that Boiling Water is used, and on no account use utensils that hare cot j been scalded first, thus preventing,! trouble and dinappoiatmcut. As "BOVO" CALF FOOD ij a perfect Food in itßalf, do not add J other foods or meals at any time. i Made up in Bags of 281b, Si each. I Poultry Grit, Food, etc. We supply the best of everything for Poultry, unci can recommend our Specialties. ISesb Merchants, r 4 OXJ-KrEUIM. "* If 1 — IM> I ■UI.JBMIM'WIfI this weeks \zzzzz iEEOTAGO WITNESS= ZZZZ WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11. THE AMERICAN WOMAN: AN ANALYSIS. By H. B. 11. (Watson. (Criticised by Coloua.) SIDELIGHTS OF THE WAk , AS THE CROW PLIES. By F. D'A. 0. De L'lsie, THE CULT OF THE PARENT. . By Coxstakce Cltdf.. ' A HISTORICAL ROAD. AWAY. By Ejiueline. THE FRENCH QUEEN OF THH HURONS. THE END OF THEREOF. By Babbie the Egyptian. !£HE CASE OF THE MARIE CELESTE. LORD MILNER'S LIFE STORY, ' THINGS AND THOUGHTS. By John Christie. 1 THE FANTASIES OF DREAMLAND. By A Banker, This week's ILLUSTRATIONS com* OF THE HON. lITJIA ONSBOW BY THE MAORIS AT OTAKI: Group in I'ront of Meeting House Mr. Scddon and Maori l'riends The Premier Addressing tho Assemblage A Couple of Poi Dancers The-Procession and the Crowd A Poi Dance. Tho Yacht To Aroha on the' Beach at Peton* ) New Town Hall, Grcymouth. Crickct Groups: Wellington arid Weal Coast. - ■ Otago Caledonian Society's Annual Gathering. TARANAEI EXHIBITION AT PLYMOUTH: A Section of tho Crowd G'roup of those Present The Entrance to tho Building Model Maori Village ■ ; Wharc with Ancient Carvings A AVahinre' Wclcomo Groups, etc. tt.Z. LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP AT CARISBROOK: ;. A Corner of the Grounds Snapshots of Players and Spectators . General.View of Courts;, . Winners, Oflicials, ctc. ' - New Zealand Footballers in Johannesburg, Jubilee Demonstration of. the Eureka ' Stockade. . \ ' A Portrait Study: Miss Elsie Boetham. CARTOON. 'fvpes. of tho Shearing Shod: The Tar Boy, the Cook, and the Slushy..- .• _