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Otago Witness, Issue 3382, 8 January 1919, Page 9

INTERESTING TO FARMERS. Many dairymen persist in the old idea of feeding the vtreaned calves on skim milk, whey, or some home-made mixture. To dp so means the loss of pounds of profit that might be theirs. The calf needs fat if hgi is tc thrive and become a profitable animal—but skim milk lacks this very, element. Whey, too, has only 2 per cent, food solids, and these are unsuitable to growing calves. Trv "CEREMILK thousands of N.Z. dairy farmers havd proved it to bo the best and most economical calf food. Its freshness and buy percentage of fat ensure healthy growth. Mr E. Collins, of Ota Creek, Edendale, writes: "I reared 18 calves this season on 'CEREMILK,' and everyone of them ha 4 thrived splendidly. All my neighbours speak very highly of your food." Tr.v "CEREMILK "—at all stores and Distributors: Fleming and Co. (Ltd.), Gore* Advt.