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Wanganui Chronicle, 31 January 1902, Page 4

BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS. TMPEBIAL r^ALF T^OOD i Can be used with either Skim, Separated Milk, or Whey. Made from Malt, cooked and uncooked cereals, scientifically blended, so as to be the best substitute for whole milk. At tlhe same time will not cause "scours," as is the case with linseed alone. ilf mixed and fed according to instructions, it is the most economical food in the market. A small Bag (251bs) will last one calf five weeks, and longer if milk is plentiful. Packed in 251b bags or 2001b sacks. Awarded Gold Medal, Dunedin Exhibition, 1898. First Award and Special Mention, Auckland Exhibition, 1899. TESTIMONIALS. — From J. Burt Veale, Midhurst, Taranaki, December 22nd, 1894. Dear Sir, I have much pleasure in recommending to my farmer friends in Taranaki the use of the "Imperial" Calf Meal as a valuable help in the successful rearing of their calves. In my opinion, that used is moderate quantities, cooked and mixed with skim milk, it answers all the purposes of the imported meal at about half the cost. I have tried them both, and in each case have been satisfied with the results^ but I give the preference to th» "Imperial," on account of its being the much cheaper feeder of the two, & very valuable consideration in a place where the values of cattle are only nominal. Yours faithfully, J. BURT VEALE.

(Extract from the "Wyndham Herald,"'

June 14th, 1901.) Mr John Mcßean, of Seaward Downs, yesterday told us of a satisfactory experience he has had in rearing calves with artificial food. ■He raised twenty calves on "Imperial" Calf Food, and at the sane time had others which he fed with Hew milk. The former did quite as well as | the latter, and (when sold five months old) realised top market values. Mataura Island, January 24tth, 1901. Messrs Langdown and Son, Chrktchurch. D.ear Sir, — Re Calf Food purchased from you, I may say that I was well pleased with it, as my calves did very well while fed with it, and I consider it very satisfactory as an economical Calf Food. Yours faithfully, T. W. FOSTER. At Christchurch A. and P. Show, November, 1896, the First Prize Exhibit for Veal Calf not exceeding eight weeks old, and for butcher's purposes only, was reared upon "Imperial" Calf Food. : T ANGDOWN AND C!ON, Li o ' CH-RISTCHUKCH. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. MONEY TO LEND.

nnHIS Society is prepared to Lead Money X on First Class Freehold CSty *nd Country Securities, at 4£ per cent. Liberal Mortgage Deed gives power to Repay portions of Loans during term. Apply direct to the Society's Branch Office, Wellington, or to any of the Society's District Offices. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Wellington, 27th April, 1900. G.F.FRANCIS, q District Secretary, A BOSITIVE TO ACT. MA-URU for Irritations on the skin, and worst forms of Eczema. It care*. Gower, Chemist. T>IGS! TJIGS 1 1 "piGS II I THE Wanganui Bacon Factory will be open to receive Properly Topped-off Pies, on DECEMBER Ist. * Store Pigs Wanted Immediately. Highest Price Given for Good Quality. Correspondence Invited. Agent for D. C C. GEBBIE, Esq. s Pedigree Berkshire, Yorkshire, and Tamworth Pigs. J. BUCHANAN, Okoia, ■ Proprietor A. CATANACH, THE OLD-ESTABLISHED PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, ETC., WAVERLEY, Begs to announce that he has just reserve*, ex s.s. Gothic and s.s. Rangatira, direct from the makers in England, a large assortment of PAPERHANGING BORDERS, ETC., Suitable for all classes of work, from 6d per piece upwards. INSPECTION INVITED. SCRIM, TACKS, TAPE, OILS, PAINTS, COLOURS, VARNISHES, And All Other Requisites on hand. GLASS CUT TO ANY SIZE. Note the Address— ALEXANDER CATANACH, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, ETC.,

Opposite the State School, WAVERLEY. /^RANCANONGA TTINEYARD, BELL STREET, WANGANUI. JOSEPH SOLER, PROPRIETOR. L Owing to the increasing demand for these wines, Mr. Soler has taken over another two hundred acres of land situate on the Kaukatea Road, No. 3 Line, Wanganui, and has already planted a large area in vines. Mr. Soler wishes to call the attention of hotelkeepera and the public generally to the EXCELLENT QUALITY of these WINES, as will be seen by the following awards. The Wines Mr. Soler sent to the Melbourne International Exhibition in 1880, when competing with those from the Australian colonies, obtained Six Prizes. He also obtained Fiwt Prize Medal for these Wines for Purity at the Christchurch International Exhibition, 1882. These Wines were also exhibited at the Ashburton Exhibition, held on the 20th March, 1885, and received from the judges First Award of Merit, and were also awarded First Prize Medal at the New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, 1885, Wellington ; Prize Medal at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition held in London, 1887; Prize Medal at the Melbourne International Exhibition held in 1889; First Prize for the Colonies at Wellington Conference hek't in May, 1896; Gold Medal at Queensland International Exhibition, held in Brisbane, 1897; and Gold and Silver Medals at the Industrial and Mining Exhibition, held in Auckland, 1898-99. . J. SOLER,