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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 88, 8 January 1919, Page 8

Mr. C. Branigan, Government Fields' Inspector, who has just returned to. Christchurcli from a visit to tho back' country stations of tho Aehburton County, states that on one or'Wo stations shearing had commenced, and the marking \of lambs had been completed. The losses of sheep from the snowstorm had boon moro sorious than anticipated, in both tho Ashburton and' Rangitata Gorges, while tho . lambin? percentage would be considerably Tednced. Tho suow caused miles of fences to he levelled, which nllowoil tho sheep to wander, making mustering much'more difficult. .'• >'••■.■.. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. For Coughs and Cglds, nover (ails.* LAMB-DIPPIN'G THIS YEATS. With the promise of higher prices for Wool, Sheep-owners .throughout the Do-, minion are going to be even more particular in (lipping their lambs thisveiir. That is why it is extremely fortunate for (hem that a lanre shipment of QUIBELL'S LIQUID DIP lias just been landed by Dalgcty ami Co., Ltd. This sterling T}in has been the favourite of successful Sheep-owners for years. And here is the reason: QUfBELL'S LIQUID DTP nover fails us an exterminator of tick and other parasitic filth. This paves nioney. Dipping with Qiiihell'e not only improves the condition of tho Wool, hut it stimulates a healthy action of the skin, and (■onscsuen.ljly increases tho rieo of thn yolk and the weight of the fleece. This makes mojiov. Tβ it any wonder, then, that _. QUTBETJ/S LIQUID DIP is so much in demnnd by Sheep-owners? Make sure of your supplies by prderin? ■■ now.. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., Sole Agents for Australasia.— Advt.