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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10497, 19 November 1901, Page 4

Business Advertisements. IMPERIAL CALF FOOD * CAN be used with either Skim, Separated Milk, or Whey. Mode from malt, cooked and uncooked cereals, scientifically blended, so as to be the bent j substitute for whole milk. At the same time will not cause " sconrs," as is.the case with linseed alone. If mixed and fed accord'ng to instructions, it is the most economical food in the market. I A SHALL BAG (251bs) will last one Calf five weeks, and longer if milk is plentiful. Packed In 251b Bags,'or 2001b Sacks. l. —— _________ d AWARDED GOLD MEDAL, FIRST AWARD AND SPECIAL '• DUNEDIN EXHIBITION, MENTION AUCKCiAND EXHI- ,. 1898. BITION, 1899. :• TESTIMONIALS. I- Midhurst, Taranaki, U Dear Sir, # December 22nd, 1891. c I have lsuch pleasure in recommending to my fanner friends in Tarab, nalri the use of the "Imperial" Calf Meal is a valuable help in the successful k rearing cl their calves, ln my opinion, that used in moderate quantities, •- cooked, and mixed with skim milk, it' answers all the purposes of Ihe imif ported meal at about half the cost. I havo tried them both, and in each -rase c nave been satisfied with the results, but I give the preference to the "Imperial," on account of its being the much cheaper feeder oLjtlie. two, a very valuable consideration in a place where the valueß of cattle are only nominal. , . Yours faithfully, I J. BURT VEALE. [Extract from the Wyndnam 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 a.t the same time had others which he fed i- with new milk. The former did quite as well as the latter, and (when sold t five months old), realised top market values. It I, . Mataura Island, January 24th. 1901. il * Messrs Lahgdown and Son, Christchurch. II Dear Sirs, , 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 I satisfactory as an economical Calf Food. a ' 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. . _ LANGDOWN AND SON, 1 CHRISTCHURCH. ■■■----------■-------------------------------■^■■M^iMM* -

Froperiy Prep aped. Pnre Duj s. Car rful and Ai cu-ate Dup ms'nj. Reairml le Cba; gea. Hean's Lemon Squash reaches the thirsty spot. A most refreshing, invigorating, satisfying beverage. As a table beverage it is beyond compare. Made from the finest lemons. Large Bottles, Price Is 6d. Tooth Brush Buying here is made easy with a yeiy large and well assorted stock to choose from. It pays to do your tooth brush buying where yru , * are sure of being satisfied—satisfied as to the way the tooth brush cleanses your teeth, tho way the tooth brush 'wears. At Hean's Pharmacy you may be always sure of a new tooth ' brush for nothing if you are not pleased with your purchase. Per-f-"t Tooth Brushes, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6. 2/- each. Hean's Hair Tonio Stops itching o! tho scalp, strengthens the roots of the hair, promotes growth, prevents baldness because it removes the cause of baldness— dandruff, and aots as a tonic. Nothing will prevent your becoming bald if you allow dandruff to accumulate. Hean's Hair Tonic absolutely cures dandruff. Price, 2/6 p w bottle. Pills. Hean's Little Liver Pills. 1/6. Bland's Iron Pills for pale people, 3/6 per bottle. Beeobam's, 1/4. Cockle's, 1/4. Norton's. 1/4. Hoi lowoy's. 1/4. Soigel's, 1/4. Carter's, 1/6. Dosn's,'B/. Warner's 1/2. Hood'e, 1/6. Ayor's, 1/6. Bonnington's, 1/-. Dr'Williams' Pink Pills, 3/-. Whelpton's, 1/6. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills, 1/3. G. W. HEAN, CHEMIST (by Examination), Victoria) Avenne. rVCEANIC STEAMSHIP COY. A. and ITIINE. AUCKLAND TO LONDON, VIA AMERICA, IN 26 DAYS. THE SPLENDID 6000-TON SISTER , SHIPS SIERRA, SONOMA, VENTURA. (Classed 100 Al at British Lloyds), will leave Auckland as under: Leave Leave Arrive Steamers. Aucklnd Ilono- San Fion 2 p.m.- lulu. ciECO. SIERRA .. Sept 17 Sept. 23 -SONOMA Sept 28 Oct. 8 Oct. 14 VENTURA Oct 19 Oct. 29 Nov. 4 j . Extremes of Heat and Cold avoided. Five days longest time at sea. Four Days from Pacifio to Atlantic. Choice of eight routes. Niagara Falls viewed from carriage windows. Bookings to any point in Canada, United States, and Europe. "We REACH THEM ALL ,WHH SPEED, COMFORT, VARIETY." Fabfs:, ' San Francisco and Vancouver, .£l6 to .£4O. Liverpool & London, £32 7f lid to £69 8s 4d. Round the' World, .849 15s to Writs for particulars to C. F. MILLWARD. Agent, Wanganui. i THE WESTPORT COAL COMPANY ' (Limited.) This Company's i riOALBROOKDALE /"10AL Is the finest house, steam, and gas Coal in the Southern Hemisphere. ] COALBROOKDALE COAL is absolutely unrivalled for Domestic purposes. When you waut this celebrated ' Westport Coal, ask for COALBROOKDALE, not merely Westport. You can obtain it from your dealer at the same price as others of an inferior kind. Its popularity is best known by tho fact that a quarter of a million tons of Coalbrookdale Coal was sold last year. R. MATHISON, Agent, St. Hill Street, Wanganui. _. Woolpacks and Grass Seeds THE N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Coy, Ltd., Have just landed direot from Calcutta, 3, Full Size, and SO-inch Packs of Best Quality, At Lowest Prices.. NOW LANDING- Several Tanks of Hurst's celebrated TURNIP SEEDS, comprising Green Top, Purple Top, Yellow Aberdeen, Purple Top Mammoth, Champion Swede,-Imperial . Green Globe, eto. Also, Broadleat Essex Rape. 1 Full stocks of Hawke'B Bay Perennial Ryegrass Sesd. Crested Dogatail, Meadow Foxtail (the earliest and best perennial grass that grows), Meadow Fesoue, Sheep's Fescue, Ohewings Fescue, and all kinds of Clevers. P Direot Importers of- Ceylon Teas, Wire _ Staples, and General Stores. Apply oi N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ln., Taupo Quay, Wanganui.

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