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Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1923, Page 6

kill Tmimu HUT- ■ • PoA ,s as eas y kind °f Mantels that make a room as ij&yh TO Mil it is to get the kind that will mar H liH y° u ma y ve y° ur own : W U design made specially to your j® order, or you may choose from i S many choice styles of ours if uB iSsa you come to— N.P. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY &l AND TIMBER CO. LTD. YfO f>l 'O ne 7 CUI Sf - NEW « z < TCAOiV IK mam. Retail Prices in Taranaki s. d. “MOOSE” NUTS 100 lbs. 15 6 ~ MEAL 100 „ 17 0 50 ” ! „ „ 25 „ 5 0 The above prices will be charged in towns served by Railway. An extta charge will be made where cartage is incurred. N.Z. CATTLECAKE & OIL Co. Ltd I LINSEED OIL AND MEAL MANUFACTURERS, ENDEAN’S BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. C. R. MID ->LEMISS, Wholesale Representative, P.O. Box 108. STRATFORD. “RACELANDS” FOR SALE. “TJACELANDS” is the combined Properties formerly owned by the Waitara Racing Club and Dr. Valintine, having a total area of 91 acres (Freehold tenure). Being opposite the Lepperton Railway Station on the main road, this Property is so prominently and admirably situated as to be quite unique for the purposes of a stud farm, residential farm, or week-end home for a business man. The land is of good quality, and having a good road frontage it is very suitable for subdividing. There is a magnificent large Homestead with ail conveniences, beautifully laid out with plantations, lawn, tennis court, swimming pool, etc. Other buildings include 4-roomed Cottage, motor garage, up-to-date concreted cowshed, calf houses, stable, piggeries, etc. Connected with the Waitara Borough water mains. This Property is for absolute sale at a great sacrifice. For further particulars apply to the Sole Agents— N hWK'S KING LTD NEW PLYMOUTH.

A CALF FOOD WITH NO WASTE. Most calf meals contain a big proportion of indigestible material which the delicate organs of the calf cannot absorb. Not so with “Ceremilk”—-the ingredients are properly balanced, finely milled and prepared from Barley, Maize, Peas, Beans, Linseed, Oats and dried Milk. Mr. T. Johnston, of Outram, writes: —“I have used ‘CEREMILK’ for two years and find it very economical. The calves relish it and certainly thrive on it- As long as I rear calves I shall continue using ‘CEREMILK.’” Try “CEREMILK.” nearest to whole milk in nutriment. All stores and factories. If your dealer cannot supply write to Fleming and Co., Ltd., Box 498, Wellington. 22