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Southland Times, Issue 18963, 9 June 1923, Page 11 (Supplement)

THE MILK IN CEREMILK MILK OF CEREALS FOR CALVES. WE have arranged with the Proprietors of Highland Milk for a continuous supply of Dried Milk of Finest Quality, and by the admixture of this ingredient with the Cereals which form the basis of Ceremilk, a Food of Unequalled Value is produced. , thus simplifying the arduous work of the Dairyman in this department. It can be safely claimed for Ceremilk that its high degree of absorbability or digestibility makes it by far the most economical food on the New Zealand market to-day. Ceremilk is all good wholesome food—not a mixture of indigestible bye-products. Results tell—and we have many hundreds of Testimonials from all parts of New Zealand telling of success with Ceremilk. Order from your Storekeeper now and avoid delay and disappointment. Obtainable from Local Stores. CO., LTD. GORE, NZ. LIME LIME LIME FROM LIMEHILLS KILNS. GROUND BURNT BURNT SHELL CARBONATE We bite now booking orders for the above. As the output of BURNT LIME is limited, orders will be executed in rotation. . . Deliveries will commence about about the middle of May. . . . The quality of LIMESTONE is « of the very highest grade. . . J. ft. WARD & CO., LTD. INVERCARGILL & GORE. v Mechanical Drawings, Specifications. 1 ’v'l Technical Reports, Searches. iS rite to .^ ay or our Free Booklet, contains just the information s&Ja you require concerning patents. Kg HIGGS & O’DONNELL, Patent Attorney®. fareal Head Office. Wellington. Local Representative : Win. Shardlow, Architect. 90 Esk Street. Invercargill. G 3 No bad after-effects with WADE’S WORM FIGS. Pleasant, sure and certain.

ff ll^,n-"WATER : IfwcklaiiS &perpnbsphate I #forbraingrovvmg > B>Rockland Super, is a great (' j) i [jjg Profits for You ! B Plant Food for growing iN/YI NOTE THE REDUCED PRICES ! I (rMn I <m. zR Cereals. Remarkable results 36/38 per cent. Water Soluble . £6 15 ner ton “T* K follow its use in manuring fYjJ 40/42 n Pr xo io per ion V J "r gen ■ an . d ls I Grain and al! other crops! P { J ” ” ' £7 PertOU Add Give them B For Top Dressing, Super is VUJ P er cen *- ~ .£7 5 per ton Eo f k * aud buper. E simply marvellous ! The 44/46 per cent. ~ ~ , £7 10 per ton c”. U 'churns. J 1923 results of the Agricul- O Packed in I}ewt . New Bags . P ‘ Less 2 i P«''™nt. Discount cash in a month, or 5 per l\lvJ\uQ// latent vitality in your soil, ■ J J ' show that plots top- V \ oent. Cash with Order, or when sending Forwarding / U JfYfj and Super will brine it into H dressed with Super, gave an \\Af\ Instructions. Freight Paid to Farmer’s nearest rail- . a 1 m ■ increase of 87 per cent, over way. station in Otago or Southland. activity Being Water-Soluble, ■ unlimed and unmanured plots. Kempthome, PfOSSer & Co.’s ha?* ■ These figures are official, and they X 7 nr..rt shower of rain. -arruers have ■ tefi their own tale, completely over- C °- Ltd1 ’ proved that Super always makes H shadowing the small increase of 36 Agricultural Chemists, good ' V "’•denng Super, it is gper cent, from the application of Dunedin. TT T” 0 . g .Y" l ®/.TV* J ordinary Rock Phosphate Ph hi P eroenU K es of W aUr Soluble