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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 60, 4 November 1912, Page 2

SttdllNKttS NOTIOH-d. HANNAH’S SPRING & SUMMER SHOW OF SPRING and SUMMER GOODS In SPRING and SUMMER SHADES, FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEATHER. LOVELY GREYS AND FAWNS, FOR LADIES’ WEAR—‘HOSE TO MATCH.” MOST DAINTY AND CHIC FOOTWEAR; NEWEST Ui-TO-DATE SHAPES. MEN’S BEST GRADES TANS AND BLACK BOOTS aud (NOW WEARING) SHOES. HANNAH’S BOOT STORE, BROADWAY, STRATFORD.

THOMSON’S CALF MEAL ■THE BEST EVER OFFERED TO FARMERS.” m a; a (S*. ’vvd YC\\', ,< vVl i'Aii'fi 3 vt 1 {i'll h'V ;y'l I* p '» I t *®s' SSK rwa, lfPy p , m ! m TXv '*s^ # ft pkm/m l \ I pi l/& U fWi ii SaSSr \;Ji Lvm 1 M»®o YtHf-'r (if./^tissa Beaconsfield Road,- Stratford, 12th October, 1912. McMILLAN AND Agents for Thomson’s Galf Meal. Stratford. Dear Sirs,—ln reply to your query as to how our calves are doing on Thompson’s Calf Food, I have only used a cwt. bag, and so fpr the calves are doing splendid. They are very fond of the food, and it does not scour them.. I am satisfied the Food is all r iglit, and have started on the second bag.—Yours faithfully, G. SANGSTER. >

LAND. LAND. LAND. i A ACRES FREEHOLD, 1 mile from Eltham, 9-roomed house and every Xconvenience, man’s house and cottage; carrying 67 cows (dairy), 100 sheep, and 6 horses, paddocked. Price £SO per acre. Terms. Q Q ACRES FREEHOLD, 3 miles from Eltham, good 6-roomed house, 18fj O bail shed, trapshed, adjoining cheese and butter factory, 5 paddocks, carrying 50 cows and horses easily. Price £46 per acre, with £BOO cash. OA A ACRES, 0.R.P., 230 acres in grass, 80 acres felled; whare, shearing sheds, and yards; rent £46 per annum; goodwill £2 10s per acre. Splendid carrying country. Owner prepared to exchange for any property or business. QA ACRES, FREEHOLD, adjoining Eltham Borough; really good buildU ings and conveniences; £SOO cash required. TRISTRAM LAND AGENTS, BRIDGE STREET, ELTHAM.

THERE’S MONEY But to obtain an adequate return you must safeguard the health of your Cows. Good, healthy animals return a greater percentage of butter-fat than poor ones, and eat no more—probably less. The ideal cattlemcdicine to keep the herd fit and well is a $5 OTfflgfflaaaggagE 'rT m >1.•• It'* tir'r li. 14P j||! Mi V/V 11 o sSE c. 55 •<rs -a combination of five pure oils, which has PROVED a valuable remedy for all stock troubles. “Veni” is particularly effective as an after-calving drench, and Is superior to the ordinary dry article. Liquid in form, it is handy to use. Give “VENI OIL DRENCH ” a trial this season. All Storekeepers and Dairy Factories In Sf- Pint Bottles of Ten doses 6 or from The Farmers’ Medicine Co„ Ltd,, Wellington IBag^BBagaMEMSMEEgE & *' $ £w. *K*< : : '/*

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