SALES BY AUCTION. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE STRATFORD SALE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1930. r. ' • • At 1 p.m. 20 STORE AND FORWARD COWS. e 25 Yearling Heifers. & 20 Dairy Cows. On account of a Client who has disposer of his farm :— 25 Dairy Cows. 2 | I nmrw. mi n n —m—b———l —l > R. P. MORRISSEY & CO. f UNION STREET SALE ROOMS. - t HAWERA. J| TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AUGUST 2. At 11 a.m.—Fruit, Vegetables, Seed Poi patoes, Plants and Shrubs. - At 1.15 p.m. —2 Chesterfield Suites, Rec Plush Couch, Oak Roll Top Desk, i Singer Sewing Machine, Settee and i Squab, 2 good Pianos, Mahogany '■ Sideboard, Oak Extension Dining Table and Chairs, Beaten Copper Kerb with Coal and Wood Apartments, Brass and Leadlight Fire Screen, Oak Wardrobe, Scotch Chest, 3 Duchesses, Single and Double Bedsteads, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Cupboard, Tools, Horse and Cow Covers, Factory-cured Bacon, 30 Pullets and Table Fowls, lot Useful Sundries. At 2.30 and 7 p.m.—Consignments of Warehoj.iseman's Samples, Soft Goods and General Lines.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO FEED YOUR CALVES ON WHOLE MILK. Whole milk is the natural food of a calf, j but the price of butter-fat makes such feed--1 ing unprofitable. To dilute uphole milk with skim throws this natural food out of balance; to feed with whey is injurious because of the large acid formation. On what then can the farmer feed his calves? • Cereinilk! The natural food is accurately counterparted. The correct cereals, the sufficient amount of fat that Ceremilk provides, assures nutrition and digestibility and it is palatable. Feed Ceremilk to your Calves and stand back and watch them thrive. Are you entering in the Calf Photograph Competition? Particulars in every bag or from Fleming and Co., Ltd., Gore. (4)
BOBBY CALVES! BOBBY CALVES! THE ’NEW. ZEALAND REFRIGERATING CO., LTD., IMLAY WORKS, WANGANUI. CASH COLLECTORS—MONDAY & THURSDAY. Opunake District.—Mr. B. Hickey. Eltham District.—Mr. R. Stuart. Manaia District.—Mr. D. Reardon. Stratford.—Mr. C. Worthington. Kaponga District.—Mr. N. F. Gardner. East Road and Pukengahtt— Mr. J. Riverlea District. —Mr. L. Thorpe Moreland. Hawera, Tawhiti, Whareroa, Tokaora, Midhirst District.—Mr. Reg. Curd. Normanby.—Mr. W. Butler. Tariki.—Mr. A. Anderson,. Mr. Ron. Payne, Buyer, Manaia, 'phons Toko District.—Mr. Dick Childs. 133. ... . , Mr. .Rowe, Stratford., CASH BUYING AGENT, ALEX NIcMULLIAN, Thone 1 ’ 424, Stratford.
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1930, Page 16
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