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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2992, 1 February 1917, Page 8

THE VALUE ,OF DIPPING THE LAMBS.

"Dipping properly carried out repays its cost many times over." So wrote the Chief-of the Live Stock Division of the Department of Agriculture! recently. This is especially so in the case of laml)3, .where the of good breeding and a sufficiency of feed are often lost because of parasitic filth. Lambs cannot thrive when infested with tick. The above statement has been amply proved by Mr. R. Bevan, of Manakau, who on the 19th nist. wrote: '•'I am more than pleased with the Quibell's Dip that you sent me. I dipped four hundred lambs, and I reckon it has put at least 2s. per he'ad on them. I inspected them carefully after dipEing, and could Dot find oho tick alive." lipping the lambs in Quibell's. Nonpoisonous Liquid Dip pays the cost many times over.—Advt.

To gain a goal one's every effort should aim directly at it. 'Having this in view, we have concentrated all our efforts in but one direction, to manufacture prime firet-grade butter from home-separated cream. Tli vital thing in any business to-day is to keep in one direction, and make a success of it. We claim to look after our suppliers' interests in all details, and- our returns for this season have proved our success. We want still more cream, as tho demand for our butter is increasing every day. For further particulars write us. Maoriland Dairy Co., Ltd., P.O. Box 185, Wanganui.—Advt.