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Southland Times, Issue 19002, 23 March 1903, Page 4

Public Notices THOS. NI. RANKIN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELL|!R t Wishes to notify the public of Invercargill and surrounding districts that owing to increase of work ha haa secured the services of a practioal working. Jeweller of 20 years experience. " . ji" MEDALS, JEWELS. BROOCHES, ALBERTS, RENOS, LINKS, STUDS, Etc., Manufactured on tbe Premises at short notioe Prices to Suit Ou«tom*B"» Customers from the country can have Band,- We;l ding and Keeper Rings made and Jewellery repaired In time for Out-goLig Trams. Speoial care given to Watches,' Clooks, and all otter Repalri. . ■-*";- ALL WORK OUABANTEEO. He would also call attention to hia .carefully selected Stock of Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Silver Watches, Brooches, Alberta, Bangles,' Clocksr^P ectacles, eir. Lare. Btock of Sterling Silver. -and' Electroplate* Goods, suitable Birthday, Wedding and Ohriatmas P_e_ea_ lagpedtion Invited. Not* A.ojwss— THCB. M. RtNK'S WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLK_i!" Tayatree- Invernargill. WRIQHT, STEPHENSON AMD CO •r ft *■ AC p3 Bumi n Go """an o C IO P 2 8 ts __ -* i i I J J § 111 I j *^ r^ H m WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO IMPERIAL CALF FOOD OAN BE USED WITH EITHER SKIM, SEP ABATED MILK OS WBDBYa Kad* from malt, cooked.., and ancookad cereal* *eientlflea_Jy Mended,; iq v to bt the beit vabßtltnte for who!* milk. At the aama time will sot cause " *cour*," a* i* th* casa with linaeed alon*. . If mix*. *d and tad. according to Instruction*, It 1* th* most economical food In tb* markat, A small bag (251 b) will laflt ona, call tra weeka, and longer if milk Is plant j__ttl, PAOKED IN 251 b BAGS OR aOOIb' ' SAQKS. Awarded Gold Medal, Dunedin EzhHbltloa 1888. Fir«t Award and Special Ma_£i«_t Ameklaad Exhibition, 1899, TESTIMONIALS, From J. Burt Veale, Midhurst, Taranaki, Dec 22nd, 189 a Dear Sir,— l have much pleasure in re» commending to my farmer friend*- l_r Taranaki . the use of tha " Imperial '< Oalf Meal a* a valuable help In th* **ccessful rearing of their calve*. Is my opinion' that used in moderate qac__*_tl*e cooked and mixed with akim milk, ifc •answers all the purposes of the Imported meal. at abont'half the, cost. I have tried' them both, and in each caSe, have : t»**n satisfied with the results, but I gly* th* preferenjee to the " Imperial " on •*• count of its being the much cheaper feial«r of th* two, a very valuable co_*id*r». ' tion In a place where the valne* of cattlt I are only nominal.— Tour* falthfally, / tf t t JiTJRT VEALE. * v '■> (Extract from th* .KTynd|jaja Harald^ J«nf 1901.) Mr John Mcßean, of £Jeaward 3^w**i ' yesterday told us of a satisfactorjr.; ax- ' perience he has had in rearing calves with i artiflcial food. He raised 30 calv**,: : om . •♦ Imperial " Oalf Food, and at the earn* 1 time had other* which h* fed .with a*w milk. The Jormar did auita a* WaU a* the latter, and (when *old fiv* »a*4**. old) realised top market value*. Mataura Island, Jan. fl4tb, 1901. : Kefsra Langdown and Son, Chrlstchurch» Dear Slm.-B* Oalf Food purchawd i from you. I may cay that I wm ' yifM 1 pl*a**dwith it; i*«, my calve* did - ▼«» well whil* fed with it. and I consider i* v*w, satisfactory a* an economical Oali reeil.-Te.rs faithfaUy, T^W_ f^»™»« [ A« OhrJatchurch A. and !;P. Shdw,-Kor>j 119#. th* Firrt Pris* E**rJ-dM* for.; rail Oalf not exceeding eight week*' old, •** far h*tch*r**i purpo*e* **mly, *»•■. »••?•■ jp*R o Imperial' l OaU Toad, WII&HT, STEPJniNSON * oO_ ■alHAfttt* f*r ißTvrcargilli LANGDOWN & SON, CKBiaTOHUSOH, SEE the crowds ff T'f.'r rtwrd Wot Ure' eh What art- they l.iivlDg . Why, Masters* pants Gs lld, a good Ftrong snddle tw cd pajit usually so at 10s ed, Masters' price t. lld ; on ly 35 pair le Boys long pants, oolonial tweed, Kew Zf aland wo xtra strong. 7s lld, honestly worth 10s