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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 918, 10 September 1910, Page 8

PROMINENT. FUOCK-OWNERS AND THEIR METHODS OF MANAGEMENT.

It is to the more'.'enterprising pastor-, alists . that: thb :.budding. ', sheep-owner should' look as air example; The methods which have secured success for .the men who' stand on Hop aro 1 tho''.most likely to prove successful, to othors.';.

.. AVe;,have just been', advised by Mr. John A. Macfarlane, of Ben 'Lomond,' Hawke's Bay.JJew 'Zealand,: that he has been a user of Qiiiljeli's Powder Dip foi 1 a number of years'"on his flock, and that the. results, ho. has. obtained from its use have .been, superior to anything, he has had during' the "quarljer of; a century in which lie has been identified with tho management ;of sheep in tho Dominion. ■ .

As most sheop-ownqrs aro aware, last •season was specially, favourable for the increase of parasitic filth (0 which sheep are liable, yet. Mr. Macfarlano informs us that ho did not/see a single tick during his entire shearing, an experience which is without a parallel in that part of .the country. As a natural.; consequence, his wool cniiie off in 'splendid order, as evidenced, by the fact.that his clip topped the January sales in Napier, realising the. handsome, figure of Is. 2Jd! A similar price, was'realised by Mr! L. M'Lean for his Glencoe-wooi, -which u-os also Quibell dipped.—Advt,