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Otago Witness, Issue 2660, 8 March 1905, Page 35

CAJLmE* FOOD ; A MOST PERFECT FOOD FOR j CALVE3L The Ingredients of this Mixture being tiompoMd of the Richest, Purest, and most Concentrated Foods possible to procure, its general use for Carres will gire £tf»aonnced and immediate satisfae* tory results. It is wholesome and nutritious, and entirely free from Drugs and Minerals. "BOW CALF FOOD Should be stored in a dry place and kept free from mice, etc. " . To ensur* success with . "BQV0" CALF POOD see that Boiling Water is used, and on no account use utensils that hare net been scalded first, thus prerenting trouble and disappointment. As "B0V0" CALF FOOD is a perfect Food in itself, do not add ether foods or meals at any time. Made up in Bagi of 231b, 5s each. Poultry <fcit, Food, etc, We supply the best of everything fov Pottitry, «nd can reoomniend. our '- ' SpeSfaltie* **'-*- NIMMO & BLAIR, Sees Merchants, j • Egss! Kggs! Eggs* MDLLS for GRINDING BONES and , SHELLS for FOWLS. Apply early. Users say they are LITTLE WONDERS. R. B. DENNISTON & CO., Stuart street, Dunedin. New Zealand Egg-laying Competition, To be held at BLENHEIM Under supervision of Department of Agriculture (New Zealand). fTVHE- Competition COMMENCES Ist JL MAY, 1905, and TERMINATES on ;30th APRIL, 1906. Managed by expert appointed by • N.Z. Government. Prize Money, £75; Entrance Fee, £2 2s. Entries Cose Ist APRIL, 1905. Intending Competitors requested to apply early, so that pens can be erected immediately. Number of pens not'limited. Full particulars and copies of Rules and Regulations on application. — GRAHAM GRIFFITHS, Secretary, Blenheim. 8i POULTRY WANTED; highest price given ; no commission charged ; orates supplied free. — Stewart, fishmonger, Princes street, Duuedin. 27ap FANCIERS* COLUMN. . The Otago Witness has ->een appoitt'ed the ot<ici&U>rg*i o tlie publication of anuouueemcuts or tlie Duaedia Fanoier Club