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Otago Witness, Issue 3525, 4 October 1921, Page 9

Trace M*rll mm - ORB . - . # • T.J!a Ip? O’ 5 *£ll O (TIPIS; CELEBRATED jtm\D iiifSlllC GALVANISED Tiigaied Iren REMEMBER! Quality is remembered long after pries is forgotten, therefore specify “ORB” Brand for youi roof. PVlade by JOHiSt LYSAGHT, England

3 AERATED m "Water filtered. kf 5. JjlSH'i ii ¥°Y~* i fim tm H ssr'w ■ iZii!/ Oi ‘il/ WATER MACHINE 1 ■A.d Party insured £. fc" ' : i FLUGEL&C 0 L TD London.

THE INKLESS PEN Writes wi tla Plain Water* The Inkls&9 Peu wilh one dip cl water will writs 200 words.. The n;b is of special construction and does not corrode, so that it lasts very much longer than an ordinary pen The writing is copyable. When not in use. the pen turns into the holder and cau be carried in the pocket without risk of leakage. Si* Pence each, 2 for Nine Pence, 3 for One Shilling, posted any* Tine Ureioai Co., 299 Lhzab-ih Street, MObc

frßTr6nrinToir~i u cky v i N;# ff \ V' ~-1 c-l, /Till'* V* : I knoxv there is nothing better than aa old N shoe a 3 a protector from da:ir:r. It is 3 perfect model of an OH Jh' t, .just this size, with a patch on - tue "upper, hrif-soled with hob nails, lace holes, h.r. Nicely made of metal, silver finish. Onlv MNfi PENCE, posted anywhere Obtainable cniy from -a& £1 The

' - ! & Casks . E2^ Bottled from Sherry Ca in which this finest Old Scotch Whisky mellows to maturity. SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE OP LORDS. T. Pease, Son, & Co., Leith, Scotland. Agents: IV. &" G. 7 urnbull &• Co.,

SAViNS TE CALVES. NOT ONE CALF- LOST O'JT OF THIRTY-FiVE, IN SPITE OF COLD WEATHER. Many farmers find difficulty m rearm® their young stock owing to the prevalence of colds. Mr J. Hockley, who has farmed for 20 years in Taranaki and V\ aitoa, has successfully coped with colds and Seoul' m his calves. lie also reduced feeding time from two hours night and morning to tO minutes- —a saving of illKlcK Ittwl 1BOHR WORKING DAYS EVERY! WEEK. But read his letter re “ FATERINE ” Waitoa,. “I used the 'Faterine’ supplied last month us a combined food and medicine for calves, and during my experience 1 have never seen anything to equal it. It has the following advantages over calf meal foods Cheapest, easy and simple to use, labour and time-saver, a positive cure for scours, colds, and pneumonia- “ Previous to using ‘Faterine’ it took hours to prepare meal and feed about forty calves. With ‘Faterine’ it takes less than ten minutes morning and evening. T. am feeding 35 calves now on ‘Faterine,’ arid have not lost one in spite of '"hi ■weather. I lost several few days before commencing with ‘Faterine. i started W'ith twelve calves from two days old, which would be impossible with any other method of hand deeding. I use the ‘Faterine.’ mixed with whey. J. Hockey (Late of Taranaki). “ FATERINE ” is a substitute for the butterf.it removed from ekim milk or whev. It is an animal fat easily digested by all animals, with no chemicals added, ami is exactly like butter-fat in its action. 1 with skim milk or whey only. No scalding or boiling required. Just stir it in that is all. . leading Merchants. Storek oners, 1 airy. Factories, etc., stock it. Pries 22 6 per gallon. Agents: Milne,Eremner,Ltd.,Dunedin,