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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 122, 21 April 1887, Page 1

THOMAS' SHEEP DIP. 70s PEE THOUSAND GALLONS. IS— First, the Cheapest; Second, the Most Effective; Third, the Most Lasting; Fourth, the Wool is Really Improved. TESTIMONIAL. Heaton Park, Bulls, 27th Sept., 1886. Whitworth Russell, Esq., Wanganui. Deoi Sir.- -I have again dipped several thousand sheep with "Thomas' Dip," and am well satisfied with the result. The sheep dipped with above are free from Ticks and Lice, and the Wool is in splendid condition. I have much pleasure in forwarding you the enclosed fresh >rder for Thomas' Dip.— l am, &c, Robert Wilson. INSPECTOR MONRO'S OPINION. Wanganui, 30th July, 1886. From Alex. Monro, Esq., Inspector «t Sheep. At your request, I inspected, on the 23rd inst., the flock of Sheep belonging to Mrs Morse, which were dipped, on the 15th June, in Thomas' Dip, under the special supervision of the Manufacturer, Mr Thomas, and at which dipping I was present. I have mnch satisfaction in informing you that at the last inspection I found the sheep quite Free from all Ticks or Lice, and the Wool was Soft and Healthy, having rather an improved appearance since dipping. To. Whitworth Russell, Esq., Agent for Thomas' Sheep Dip, Wanganui. Alex. Muneo. WOOL IMPROVED. Messrs Helmuth, Schwartz & Co., of London, say of Wool consigned to them, to be especially reperted upon, dipped in various compositions, and carefully re* j ported upon by their valuer, Mr R. Murton, that THOMAS' was found to be of "free, staple and soundj of good lustre and soft feel, and with little or no smell," while various other competing samples were variously described as " having a bad smell," harsh dried»up feel," strong chemical smell," "discolored" &c, whil« Thomas' Dip showed the Wool in the most perfect condition, as soft and lustrous as silk, vide Inspector Fitzroy's report, a perfect copy of whiah, and the Hanke's JBay report, can be. obtained, post free, on applU cation to Whitworth Kussell, Wanganui. The full truth of Inspector Fitzroy's verdict is shown over and over again in the Auction Rooms, when an average improved value of fully A HALFPENNY PER POU D MAY BE RELIKD UPON. In Messrs Miles & Co 's circular of 1884-5, they say some of their clients consider that they had obtained 3d per pound more than they would have d«ne had they continued to use any of the much vaunted Dips im« ported from Knghuid. Ths Dip can he procured from Stevens and Gorton, Bulls or Feilding, C H. Tomlinson, Sandon, Watt and Jones, AJartc.n. W HITWOBTH BUS SELL, Ag«'nt, Wanganui. f ) I A N O S . SPILLER'S Neumeyer Quadruples I still in the ascendant— the very best Pianos imported ; spoken of in the very highest terms by all who have purchased them ; used by professors of music ia the theatres and at local concerts in preference to all others. Splendid shipment, ex Dor c, of the Neumeyer latest model, THE GEM, an extremely handsome design, in the richest bur walnut. Also, shipment of the celebrated Bell Company's American Organs, from £15 to £45 — the best organ in the world for church of parluur. All may be purchased on the monthly payment system, or a very liberal discount for cash. W. H. Spiiler, Sole Agent and Direct Importer, Lambton Quay, Wellington. J. M. HIGGIM, i^HEMIST AND "DRUGGIST \j KIMBOLTON ROAD. 1 EXTRACT OF RENNET. CHEESE COLOURING. HOP BITTERS. WARN ; R'S SAFE CURE. Trusses, Sponoks, &c. Teeth extracted l I^TELSON HEMATITE PAINT J. NEWMAN having been ap pointed agent for tlie above in this h district, begs fco announce he ia prep. pared to execute orders for an) quantity, Samples on application. Colored Fires for Theatrical purposes always on hand. 8 J. NEWMAN