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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 266, 23 May 1888, Page 8

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.p, 1 A R N E V' S W/ ANTIIELMINTIC fIJC, !\ VOH Jill®ii» no'trry^ nil Tnlernd I'wasites, ulitHiei in Ihe l.iiisj;s, AjK^WMCtf -w\ Tnu lie t Uroin hi v' T.'itM, /V ....<"" >?^|[ «>r !i>tcv.ti ' • u>a lxi . pm I , ft f -t f > »|»| \S tlu lllllllUll HI A ' a |jTn fc^vAlTlc \ s- UM) hhat.hiy o;n. I rLj^i if DinoN. U*,* J j Shfi'p or < at 1 It- n .in nn- — - — | '! tin imu' (ondni in ncivo j! iirnu-ihsto lieMjht fio n )l< j 'iif. Average (-ost por had ! ! 'i' !;| Sheep 2}il 1 ' t /iilves . . . f)d to Od M^ == -___----'^/VJ (n cnsei 1 (Ice Iwt'los iind i\ " I' - 11 lh > 3Os l oc tlll<siul ' ach ' '*>;)'# M hl'M\4h\».i lo sumoient r r 12 sheep U .O/'ivKi'lilFffiMa"! G ciilvt-s Full directions -,-rf? - on c ich bottle N p, —No » pop owner hlnuld !>• pit ct to nsf *,hls pr-purition, ,is Hi ctfVct upon yolk and wool is inily iii<u\ellous the bi'Huut oa ihis alooo lav« fcktH. ciUddruphug thu co»'v N. A. LARNEY, WAITOA, WAIHOU. lJnmilton Aeent~Mr John Knox

ITKSTIMO X 1 A L S . 1. I'Vn I'ouit, C'anihiulj'e, Ist Ot-ti.bei, ISH j Memo for M> N A. l,iune>. A\ aihou • 1 ha\c ])leasiue in stating that \oui " Anthelnuntic" tluul ha^ bedi m use on the propei ties ot the Auol-land A'jucultuial Company, Jjinnted, foi nioie than two years, and has <ji\en satisfactoiy ])ioof of its ! eilicacy. In he\eial instances 1 ha\e peisonally seen the mixture administered, and noted the ip^ults which ha\e been .satisfaetoiy. I bclie\e the use of the medicine will consiileiably ledncc the inoilahtyamonp;stsheep,paitieularj Iy\ounn sheep suj'ienn^iioin lun;< wonn.und 1 consider that stockowneiH who use it will do so with juhanlnge. anil piofit.— J\mi slJmij \. IM.ina^ci for the Auckland A;j;. Co LA — '2. Mi Jjaikw oithy's Instate, Waitoa, 11th Nt)V. 18«fi.— Mr N. A. Lainey.— Dcav Sir : I dosed our ho^et-i with )oui "Anthelniintic" last autumn, and bine since been mm y jilcasi-d with the lestilts. It etfectually checked all internal parasites and the siu-ep. although kept on compaiati\eiy poor food, maintained their condition dining the winter, and lapidly nn])io\ed with spim^ feed. — Youis faithfully, G. Ij. Gb \vr, Manager -a. CiimbiKltfp, Auk". L'Hlli, 18SU.— Mi N. A. Larnc.y, Waitoa— Pear Sir : I think yoni ,'Antlietrnintic" is a fust-class piepaiation. and is acme for eitluu cahes, sheep or lambs-, that aie scouring, or sulleiing fiom intestinal worms. I have not had good an o])poitunity of trying it as I would like to have had, tbu fiom what I ha\c hecn of it, and fiom what others who have tried it, tell me, 1 believe it is all you claim for it, and is a leally valuable medicine, and ought to meet with a icady sale as it is much needed. —Yours faithfully, J. McNicol..— < 1 Waihou, 13th December, 188(5.— Mr N A Larnoy. — Dear Sir: I ha\e usedyom Anlhclmmtic on my hogr<'ts foi the last two seasons, and am well .satisfied with the results. It puts the sheep into a vigorous state of health, and gieatly increases the growth, and improves tho condition of the wool. — Your faithfully. S. Skj>don. — 5 Aylosbury, Lowei Waitoa, .December 12th, 1887.— Mr N. A. Larney. — I have much pleasure in adding my tesimony respecting the wonderful eilicacy of your Antbcliuiinlic. Nearly one hundred of my hoggets were lcccntly badly mfecccT with the lung worm, se\eial having iliecl tbeie ironi piior to my lesoiting to your leinedy; and upon opening them L found the lungs thickly infested with the worm. The died of one dose ol yotii Anthelnnntic was magical, and without iuither tieatiucnt the hheep lofcnod to lapidly iccovcicd, and did ii ell — Youm trill}, if. HUaiigo.

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