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Southland Times, Issue 679, 5 June 1867, Page 4

Miscellaneous * TO S QUA TTE ES . ■ ■ __^_ ** -"■ ■-"-- --: UNDER ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. . WILLIAM HENTIiT ALLEN'S : ' - PATENT • ■'■•'' ' ' : ; -; OIJSrTMEKT^ In Cases 18 Pots each, at 12s per Pot. Tbik Preparation is the only Radical Remedy* for Foot' Rot in Sheep ; one Pot will dress and cure 120 Sheep. ALLEN'S COMPOUM) DISINFEC- : TANT SOLUTION " FOR TOE CURE OF SCAB. .: . In Casks and Hogsheads, at 8s per gallon j':. " : - ■ ■ ■ ■■.■■■■•■• s one gallon sufficient for sixty gallons of ' ; ' Sheepwash. ■ ; • Sheep-owners can confidently rely on- these Remedies, which have 6tood ; unrivalled • for the »•, last six years, as the -best, simplest, and cheapest '> means ever employed for the fradication of FOOT-ROT and SCAB, in acknowledgment of which W. H. Allen liolds innumerable Certifi* ■<■/ cates, and a Testimonial .■ , , , , - GOLD MEDAL, VALUED AT FIFTY ': : \- GUINEAS ; . ■•''■; : ON SALE BY M'PHERSON & CO., ;-..VIkvebcas&ili. ' . ; iAgents for Southland. , ,' y Messrs G-eo. Grray Russell & Co., J. J". feelly k .-* Co., Dur.edin. . Messrs Miles & Co., E. S. Dalgetfcy & Ca, B, ' Recce & Co., Christchurch: ; ''■•'■'■' Messrs Bethune & Hunter, Wellington, ; :• Messrs Beauchamp & Co., Picton. Messrs N. Edwards & Co., Lockhart & Co., Nelson. ■; Messrs Webster Brothers, & Hulke, TamnakL Messrs Cruickshahk, Smart & Co., Auckland. Messrs Eonross & Co., Napier. '■* . '/: SCAB! SCAB!! SCAB!!! /; MrWILLIAMHENRY ALLEN enters ixto ; contracts with Flockmaßters for the thorough' ' eradication of §CAB and FOOT-ROT from Sta«* " / tious on Jierms which will comprehend a guarantee of complete saccess or no Cure no Pay,, ' ' , . For terms, &c, app]y to Messrs McPherson db ;, Co., Invercargill; or to J. 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