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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 65, Issue 5494, 6 July 1942, Page 5

BRAN SHORTAGE: Bran for feeding to Dairy Cows is unprocurable, as all existing Stocks ,are reserved for Poultry-keepers. WE OFFER: — MALT COMBINGS: iThis Material is a Grain Product obtained from the malting of Barley for brewing purposes. It has been used extensively in other Dairying Districts, and has given First-class Results. Cows milk well and keep their condition. In Actual Feed Value it is higher than Bran. The comparative values are:— BRAN MALT COMBINGS Moisture . 11-30 8.90 Protein 12.88 28-95 FAT ' 3.19 1-45 Fibre 9-95 10.96 Ash 5.29 5.67 * Carbohydrates 57.39 44-07 It is the PROTEIN VALUE that counts for MILK PRODUCTION. In feeding this Material it is necessary to dampen it with hot or cold water and leave for twelve hours before feeding. PRICE: £B/10/- F.O.R. HAMILTON Small Stocks are held at all our Branches. Obtain a Sack, and try it for yourself. NEWTON KING LIMITED ARAWATA STREET - TE AWAMUTU Phones 209, 259, 279

Visiting Optician ERIC H. GROCOTT, F.S.M.C., F.8.0.A. (London) Optician, of Hamilton. Our Representative, Mr J. E. EWART, F.1.0.N.Z., will be visiting TE AWAMUTU on Thursday, Kith July, from 11 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Make your Appointment now with— Mr. J. BROOKS, Chemist (Phone 170 M), or Mr H. ENSOR, Chemist (Phone 404).

RAILWAY’S URGENT WAR WORK WAGON USERS’ CO-OPERATION ESSENTIAL Railway wagons are just as necessary for Victory as are ships, guns and fighting power. To-day’s demand upon the Railway Department’s resources is greater and more vital to our national security than at any previous stage of. the war. Tonnage figures show that the Department can meet the situation with its available rolling stock, provided wagons are used to full advantage. Failure to discharge wagon? promptly after arrival contributes to rolling stock shortage and slows down our war effort. Co-operation of rail users in assisting the quick turnround and capacity loading of wagons is earnestly asked for. A DELAYED WAGON MEANS RETARDED WAR EFFORT

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