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Waikato Independent, Volume XXI, Issue 2444, 15 September 1921, Page 5

DO CALVES PAY? Mr Farmer —consider a good healthy calf can be successfully reared at a cost of 7/ per head for feed by using CEEEMILK with skim milk or only water —of course it pays. The millions of pounds worth of butter, cheese, hides, beef, etc., must all be derived in the future from calves reared now. The total amount of cheese made in New Zealand in 1920 was over sixty thousand tons, while butter exceeded seventeen thousand tons. Feed your calves on CEBEMILK—MiIk of Cereals. The price has been reduced. Sold in 2001 b, 1001 b, 501 b and 251 b bags. All stores. Local agents: Fleming and Co. Ltd., P.O. Box 553, Auckland. Made by Fleming and Co. Ltd., Gore, N.Z. For Pigs—FEEBO FOOD fattens.

This is how the Melbourne Punch describes a recent wedding: — ‘ ‘ Supposed confirmed bachelor Frank Penfold Hyland, was lured away from his baehelordom by dark-eyed Gladys Lethbridge, just lately. Gladys, who is one of the good-lookers of a well-known family in this state, is also a well-dress-er, and struggled into a dream of a wedding frock. It was orthodox only as to its composition of lace and satin but hadn't the exuberance of train and tulle that makes one so tired of bridal portraits. 'A black hat, instead of veil, covered Gladys' shapely head. Only sister Edna was a blue clad attendant, and the Australia saw the wedding luncheon spread. It also now shelters the returned honeymooners till a Maeleay-street flat is ready to receive them."