To tho Flockmastars of Otago. this season of the Tear you hare the "•“V various kinds of SHEEP DIP brought prominently under your notice; for each of which a SUPRIORITY is claimed over the others. Facts, however, are stubborn things, and we would ask you'to carefully peruse the following:— At the most EXHAUSTIVE TRIAL ever held IN NEW ZEALAND, and probably in the Australasian Colonics— under the direct control of the Canterbury A. and P. Association with all tjie leading Dips competin'* The SHEEP DIPPING FLUID of MURT ON ’ S INVENTION, And now known as Murfon’s Champion Dip, Proved its SUPERIORITY IN EACH OF THE' QUALITIES FOR WHICH POINTS WERE AWARDEE. Space will not permit ns, nor is it necessary, to publish full details of the trial, but we shall he glad toforward particulars of the same on application. That the quality of this Dip, which then placed it in the premier position, is still maintained is proved by the largely-increas-ing demand for the same, and that those whe try it once always continue its use. Thus, 2000 average Sheep can be effectually dipped for about 435. G. E. TUCKER, Tag Street, INVERCAROILL. Oats, Ryegrass, and all kinds of Produce bought and sold. • .
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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 12, 17 June 1893, Page 16
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203Page 16 Advertisements Column 2 Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 12, 17 June 1893, Page 16
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