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Southland Times, Issue 16844, 21 September 1911, Page 8

Public Notices. DAIRY FARMERS! BEWARE I HAVE A CARE! GET YOUR 1911 CERCiJLAK HEADED “BETTEH COWS; AND HOW TO GET m¥ ' ra ' r ' /r ' ” This circular will interest you. On the front page of it is a picture, of the World’s Champion Cow. showing what can ho accomplished are put into the business. The next page tells you that -Haif g goes down the mouth,” which is quite true, and we take the luil iesponsib.l ty for that statement. What we now want to say to you is this, not matter how good the parentage of the calf may be ; unless it is pro er > reared and fed on a food that contains all the elements necessary to build up a good sound constitution, you can never hope to have a cnampion cow a profitable milker. No good cow was ever made from a stunted can. Feed your calves on mother’s milk for a few days ; then gradually change over to skim milk, or whey and » OILBUTH” CALF rOO»-the only perfect substitute for whole milk. It is a food with a mission, and is spcxi ally and scientifically prepared according to the formula given by your old friend Professor Gilruth—one of thd\leading Veterinary Surgeons of the dy, and the leading scientist on animal feeding in Australasia. The “ Q-ILBUTH ” CALF FOOD has long since passed the experimental stage, and more than 100,000 calves per annum are reared on It In this Dominion There is no other calf food in the world with the same record. It m not the waste product of a sugar mill, rice mill, or a starch factory, but is specially prepared, as a food for calves, from the choicest of New Zealandl Pioduce, made in New Zealand by New Zealanders, and for New Zealand conditions. Fresh made the day it leaves the factory. It contains 20 pel cent, of fat, which is considerably higher than any other Calf Food on this or an> [ market. It is the best and the cheapest and is obtainable from all leading Storekeepers and -Produce Merchants. PREPARED BY — THE A. & P. FOOD CO., Limi ted. WELLIN G-TON. 'iilllliiilHnni# •- k CI JC* <%! JnliLauJillif ATTENDS USERS OF FERTILISERSHENDERSON AND CO. uim! Faisul Ititi Results from Siztj-second Annual Report. ACCUMULATED FUNDS, over ANN UAL INCOME, over £27,000,000. .. .. .. .. £S,S£U,CUO. NEW iiUSiNEtiSi, lalo (Ordinary).. .. .. £5,-i9o,v2(> NEW BUSINESS, 1910 (indusinai.. .. ... £777,7-46. POLICIES IN FORGE (Ordinary Department). 247,872, assuring over £84.000.000 (including Bonus Additions). POLICIES IN FORCE Undustrial Department), 68,627, assuring nearly £2,UOO;0()0. TOTAL CASH PROFITS DIVIDED, £15,064,101. CASH PROFITS DIVIDED FOR ONE f EAR (1910), £839.602, p.oviding REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of about £i,6i>9,unv. The Society now Issues EVERi' DKfcjIRABLE FORM OF POLICY—ORDINARY OR INDUSTRIAL —for any amount from £6 to £IO,OOO. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND HP.AN’CH. The Hon. C. J. JOHNSTON. M.L.C. (Chairman); A. de B. BRANDON, Escp, (Deputy Chairman); the Hon. E. RICHARDSON, C.M.G.; JOHN DUNCAN, If aq* and JOSEPH JOSEPH, Esq. New Zealand Branch — EDWARD W. LOWE-, Cuatomhouse Ouay, Wellington. Resident Secretary. District Office. Esk’ street. Invercargill— <?. G. BUP.NKS. District Secreutry. LEGGINGS .. kAmtj/* i ,'i English ... and ... Colonia We make a feature of catering for t lie Legging Business, and our Stock is varied and comprehensive. The English Block Leggings are a splendid range at keen prices, and we can give anyone a perfect fit. Our Leggings look better, wear longer, and cost no more than anyone else’s. GIVE US A CALL. RITCHIE & CO SADDLERS, DEE STREET. SOME PItiCES AT «3T- <§& "W. GENTS’ GLACE BALMORALS ((Button and Lace), 12s 6d up to 265. GENTS’ EXTRA THICK-SOLED TAN COOKUAMS, 245. GENTS’ BEALTIFULLY-MODELLED LORNE GLACE BALMORALS, 18s. A NICE LINE OF FASHIONABLE ROUND TOE BOOTS AND SHOES, with wide Silk Laces, from 16s 6d to 22s 6d. GENTS’ WORKING BALMORALS with or without plates and uails, from 10s 6d. HUGE VARIETY OF FAN Cl STRAP SHOES, from Cs 6d to 20s. A Full Stock of all Accessories for Cleaning White, Tan, Red and Black Footwear.