SHEEP-DIPPING.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1280, 8 November 1911, Page 10

SHEEP-DIPPING.

In selecting your dip this season, bo guided by the successful growers. When you have ro.nl what Mr. Ci. It. Beamish, the well-known iheepfarmcr of Whana Whana, Ilawkc's Bay. says of White's Dip, you will li.ivo no hesitation about ordering it for this coming season. Mr. Beamish, writing under date of 2Gth August, mOO, savs:—"Your <lip is absolutely tho best on the market. My sheep, every year sinco I have started using it, have been perfectly clean at shearing time. I enclose you tho Bradford criticisms of many dips, and you will fee what they say of 'Whana.' I know my sheep are clean—the wool experts pronounced tho wool in splendid order, and I have got the highest price for that class of wool in tho sales. Other wools have in a few cases made as much, but none more." Mr. Beamish i« still aa enthusiastic user of White's Dip, and has placed his order for it for tho approaching dipping. Further particulars will be cheerfully supplied by tho manufacturer, William White, Otane, 11.8., or his agents.—Advt. The light given by a standard candle burning for two days and nights is equal to one horse-power of energy. The average lifetime of an elephant is 100 years; rabbit, 7; pig. 2,'); cow, 13; pike, 150; salmon, 10; lion, 25 to 60. Factory Managers are invited to drop a post-card for particulars of cheese vats and hoops, the best made, Victor brand, to Albert J. Turton, Carterton. Do it now,'