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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 236, 7 January 1888, Page 4

g* I arne ra «P ANTUELMINTKK Ok »' ;Nf WORM ffl| JUTO!. " ORM '■Mgt «\ In Sac " iv Lamb.?, & Cai.7u. Deutrc?* all Intern 1 Par*aSßMßßmSStm. ftitos, wtitther to the Lungs, K^-pWcL^^ Trnctoei BronthiftlT«b6j, Fv^^'nl orlntattiiuMuandkeepi flriTn^fi^rfiGl S-UND HKALTHY OON. I r/r^-*! 1 DITION. _» *^T - I Sljpcp or Cattle 'n an un« ■ ' " _ — 1 1 thriving condition rcc-iivo '.; ; ; r ,'^",- <•" :\: \ I itninedfate benefit from it* :. !• : • :': i: i".:.i^ I Ule « Avwag» cost por h *il |[ , :^:,.:o.m;:U;: :•':;;.. I (^iires „ .. stl to Cd In casoi. ldn bot'los an-l NMfWHKHI upwards, 30^ \ erdosoii. K&uh m i3^HI' BLIfe^ 01 lo suttHfnt f ( r 12 Mieep "ntfa^Bl CiTi i C calres. Fall directions Ljul!MMPBs«!z&r on oach bottle N.B — No s <op owner should m gleet to us* *.b\» prepuraUoii, iw it» effrct upon yolk iind wool is wuly marvellous tho benefit oa this lUouo *«3 \t&* quadrupling the cots. N. A. LARNEY, •WAITOA, WAIHOX7. ITRiaUton Accnt-Mr. John Knoi.

'"T X 'o T IMONIALS. 1. Fen Com r, Cambridge, Ist October, 188 i, Memo for Mr K. A. Lavncy, Waihon : 1 have great pleasure in stating that your " Anthclmintie" fluid has been in use o\i tho properties of the Auckland Agricultural Company. Limited, for more than two ycais, and has given satisfactory proof of its efficacy. In several instances I have personally seen the mixture administered, and noted the i esnlts which have been satisfactory. I believe the use of the medicine will considerably ve.lnce the mortality amongst sheep, particularly young sheep suffering iroro lung worm, and I consider that stockowners who use. it will do so with advantage and profit.— James Baimsy. Manager for- the Auckland Ag. Co Lil. -2. Mr Larkworthy's Estate, Waitoa, 11th Nov. 188fi.— Mr N. A. Larney,— -Pear Sir : I dosed our hoggets with your "Anthelmintic" last autumn, and have since been very pleased with tho resnlts. In effectually checked all internal parasites, and the sheep? although kept on comparatively poor food, maintained their condition during tho winter, and rapidly improved with spring food.— l'ouis faithfully, tt. L. Grant, Manager. -3. Cambridge, Aug. 28ih, 1886.— Mr N. A. Ijju-ney, Waitoa— Dear Sir : I think your "Anthe'mintie" is a first-class preparation, and is a cure for either calves, sheep or lambs, that are scouring, or suffering from intestinal worms. I have not had so good an opportunity of trying itasl would like to have had, tbu from what I have seen of it, and from what others who have tried it, tell me, I believe it is all yon claim for it, and is a really valuable medicine, and ought to meet with a ready sale as it is much needed. — Yours faithfully, J. McNicol. -Waihon, 13th December, 1886.— Mr N A Larncy.— Dear Sir : I have usedyom. Anthelmintic on my hoggets for the last two seasons, and am well satisfied with the results. It puts the sheep into a vigorous state of health and greatly increases the growth, an.'l im proves the condition of the wool. — Your Aithfully. S. Sedi>on\

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