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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 17, Issue 6, 23 January 1903, Page 8

Spraying: Pumps ; “ quarhis ” I “ Pluvmi Indtspensible to every Fruit-grower. Bath Heaters: b " g ”h«SS i Importers and Manufacturers of: Porcelain Enamelled Baths and Tanks Gas Fittings Lavatory Basins and Taps Water and Steam Fittings PRICES AND FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION TO A. & T. BURT, ud. COURTENAY PLACE - WELLINGTON. Works and Head Office at Dunedin, Correspondence Invited BATES & LEES, FASHIONABLE TAILORS and GENT’S OUTFITTERS. HAVE started badness with a full stock of Goods for up-to-date wear. Mr Bates is a Cutter of great experience from the West End of London. RIDING BREECHES A SPECIALITY. Please note address—--9 WILLIS STREET (Opposite Empire Hotel), WELLINGTON. L.A.ERY & GO., Ltd. AUCTIONEERS, Fruit, Produce, Grain and General Merchants, JERVOIS QUAY, WELLINGTON, N.Z. CONSIGNMENTS of wool, sheepskins, poultry, pigs, grain, potatoes, fruit* butter, cheese, eggs, and produce of every description receive special attention. [AUCTION SALES HELD DAILY. A/C SALES WITH REMITTANCE SENT IMMEDIATELY AFTER REALISATION. Our new premises are centrally situated, and are the]most up-to-date and c ommodious of their kind in the colony. Good cellar accommodation for b eggs. “OOWST.TP” CALF MTT.K. An Improved Method of Calf Rearing. No more heavy losses of calves reared on separated milk. This Milk or Food is a scientific preparation, and has been tried in every way by experts, who find it a satisfactory article to replace mother milk at a much cheaper cost. NOTE.—lmitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and since the successful introduction of “Cowslip” Calf Milk a large number of “ Calf Meals ” have been placed on the market; but remember with the addition of water to the Cowslip Powder it is an artificial milk of great strengthening power, and not a dry food. The calves take to it from birth. No full milk required. TESTIMONIALS ON APPLICATION. Directions For Use ; Taking one pound of the Powder and stirring into one and a half to two gallons boiling water, and cooling to 98 deg. F., or blood heat, is accounted suitable for the average calf. Less or more water may be used, according to the strength of the calf. Skim milk may be added with advantage- -of course using less water. I R PattpPQnn SOLE AGENT cl* XI, X attCi OUIIS 22 BRANDON STREET, WELLINGTON WELLINGTON LEADS THE VAN, and WE LEAD WELLINGTON. Rouse and Hurrell, Limited, offer to the general public a selection of VEHICLES Unparalleled In Australasia. Write and tell us what you want and we will supply you with the best and cheapest forthwith. Bend for our latest illustrated catalogue at once.