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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 991, 5 December 1910, Page 10

MUR-TOM'S -SHEEP DIP. jgXTRACTS FROM OPINIONS OF USEES. W. S. Marshall, E33., Rata (August 22nd, 1910); "I havo dipped my flock of between • ten and eleven thousand sheep with 'Murton's Dip,' for a number, of years, and it has always given me satisfaction." S.. S. Addenbrooke, .Esq., Mangamahau (August 17th, 1910): "I havo used Murton's Champion Dip for fifteen years, and have always found it give 1 every satisfaction. I find it good also, for preserving skins, no vermin will touch them when once painted." 'H. A. Torr, Esq., Ruawai, Auckland (September Bth, 1910): "My sheep aro very clean after using Murton's Dip, and in spite of the abnormally wet season, wo are having, the wool is in splendid condition. My father used this Dip for many years in Hawke's Bay." C, P. Brandon,. Esq., Te Putere, Waaroa (August 24th, 1909): "I havo used Murton's Dip. for twenty-two years. It has always Riven every satisfaction." F" \V. Peddle, Esq., Auckland (Sept. 3rd, 1910), says: "I havo used Murton's Dip for fifteen years. It has given mo groat satisfaction, killing all parasites aurt not injuring the wool." Amongst tho high prices realised for Wools treated with MURTON'S DIP, those obtained for the "Hiku," "Bef," and "Titi" clips (from Waiapu District, East Coast) at January series of London Wool Sales, 1910, may bo mentioned. Thcso'-' wools fetched up to 16! d., 15Jd., and 15d.. respectively for greasy crossbred'.—Wellington and Wairarapa Agenta; KA Loan and Mercantile Co.