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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3825, 17 January 1906, Page 4

WOODVILLE CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW WEDNESDAY, 14th FEIIKUAUY 1900. P UIZK LIST over )() Entries Close TUESDAY, 80tn January, 1906. ROWE FENNELL, C501T2 Secretary. on CALF-FEEDING. No. I. If the young calf isto grow strong and healthy after separation from the mother, it is essential \hat somethin# be given which will replace those important elements of its maternal food which arc not to be found in separated milk. Unless these elements are supplied proper growth and development, combined with effective d Isease-rcsist-Ing powers cannot be obtained. There are two essentials I. The food he given in a form that will be easily digested by the youngest calf. j. It must be sufficiently cheap in price to enable the fanner to make a profit on the cream lie keeps back. Both these essentials are obtained by the use of GILRUTH CALF-FOOD. It is guaranteed lo contain 20 per cent, of Fat —a larger proportion than any other manufactured food. Prove this for yourself by comparing It with the percentage contained by any other food on the market. This food is easily assimilated bv the youngest crlf, and is a complete substitute for the Butter Fat. Have YOU given Gilruth Calf Food a trial? If not, YOU SHOULD do so at once. Make a fair test. Take ten calves of similar stamina and age. Give live of them Gilruth Calf l*'i on for one r.ionih. Peed I lie other five with any nil er manufactured fond. At tliecnd of the month compare results and vou will find that the calves fed with Gilruth Calf Food are strongest and healthiest. Mu. S. W I.UXKURD, the well-known breeder, ■if Aw;i; uni, ga-.e Gilruth Calf Toon an exivuiMivc trial last winter, and as a result has .id..i led it f.,r his c.lives. Read his own words:— from Mr S. W. I.UXI-ORD, Awai-um: “ After having given this preparation an exhaustive trial extending over the three winter months, I can unhesitatingly say that it is the best substitute for whole milk that 1 have us-d, in fact, my calves reared on this Calf bond l ave thtiven just as well as those suckling from their dams.” Gii.RUTii Calf boon is made from the best materials obtainable, and contains, in their proper pio;itilions, 1.11 the nourishing and fattening elements necessaiy for the maintenance of perfect health and condition. It is prepared and blended by the most modern maclnneiv. and the whole process of manufacture is person.i'l)' superintended by the Company’! highly qualified chemist. You should use it. Ask your Storekeeper for R. If be docs not keep it write for prices and forllic* j.auiculars to Beattie, Lang ® Co., AGENTS, WELLINGTON : : ; : and PALMERSTON N. WOODVILLE AGENT: Mr J. B. Veale, CROWN DAIRY COMPANY. 461tc jsc TO STAND THE SEASON AT THE FARM, MASTERTON ROAD WOODVILLE, The Pont Entire, CIGAR, (King Cob—Cigaeette.) is black in colour, standing and possessing an excellent temper. He is also a splendid trotter. Cigar stood four seasons in the Wairarapa, where his services were eagerly sought after. Both his sire and dam as well as himself are winners of numerous prizes in the show ring. Terms: £2 2s. All care taken but no responsibility. P. MORLEY, Owner, 595te near Manawatu Bridge. TO STAND IN WOODVILLE a * D TRAVEL [SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, The Clydesdale Stallion GLENCAIRN. pLENCAIRN is a dark bay, standing 17.2 hands, seven years old, (foaled December, 1898), and was bred by Wylie Brothers, Canterbury. Glencairn is by Glenlie —Duchess. Duchess was by Sir Walter Scott —Jean (Clydesdale Hero mare). Glenlie was by Lord Cranley, by Laird of Kilbride, dam Flower, by Prince Charlie (imported), second dam Rose of Keilor, by Baron of Glenlie. Glencairn is big boned, has plenty of hair, and good temder. Terms —£3 3s; groomage, os, payable on Ist January, 1906. 557tc R. T. RHODES, Owner. Chamberlain's Tablets Prevent Sick fleadaot M