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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 79, Issue 6, 15 December 1949, Page 580

T . . L - SPRAYING The Ideal multi-purpose iljw -Z SPRA YER . . . , / I * , MF I SINFECTING I I , ' | ' ■ ' feWSSIIJfiIIiJI * S L. 1 t iSEi Enquire from DALGETY and CO. LTD. (INC. IN ENG.) Branches throughout New Zealand 4OEI JBEw! ® o\a£\m f/j/J NO CHECK AT WEANING is the rule where 9 calves are being fed on TOMOANA CALF g PELLETS. Containing linseed meal, fish meal, meat meal and selected cereal meals, TOMOANA CALF PELLETS can be fed dry, and in this way the calf's digestive organs become more easily accustomed to solids. The effect of weaning is cushioned by the concentrated food of TOMOANA CALF PELLETS, so that the calves will grow steadily and without check into robust and sturdy yearlings. For further information write to: Nutrition Advisory Department, W. & R. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD. BOX 663 WELLINGTON