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Taranaki Daily News, 4 November 1922, Page 11

SYKES’S Mlgf t UDDERINE i A Safe and Sure Remedy for Eg Wt ! II I T MAMMmS, GARGET, INFLAMED, Si ® ,! ±g±ffl® HARD AND CAKED UDDERS. ■ { Mil |!b l l ® SYKES’S UDDERINE fi I '/|(|/(l J i;I HU H is a preparation for injecting in- Ha > x, 7 (H'H'lw Bffl to the udder night and morning. t f "4 11 Hlf E FULL DIRECTIONS ON BOTTLE X Iw'A ) - |-|'| | Price 2/6 hot Udderine Syringe 4/6 9 sy keT Koputuroi ’ w ‘“ e “~ Dear Sir,—l am enclosing 2/6 for FT I--iT - - - /V ; J| another bottle of Udderine. The first bottle iT - - J | || |y -J-pr-completely cured one cow with affected - - -44- -H-rr JJ* jtl qUjrler * ’jf '" “ thT Rr Sore and Gacked Teats AldlM®L Cow-Poxand Wounds SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY COW-SHED _ and used on the first sign of sore or „ , „ cracked teats, cuts or scratches. Sold by all Chemists and Stores. If Che mi •t >l or t StorekX P er Ur write Antiseptic, Soothing, Cooling and Healing direct. We pay postage on all our Sold in Alb. tins, 1/6. lib. tins, 2/6 THE FIRST APPLICATION WILL SURPRISE YOU BMr. THOMAS WHITEFIELD, Hokianga, writes:— “ I have received the tin of Animol for sore and cracked teats, and have only had occasion to use it a few times. The result was simply marvellous as after a few applications the teats quickly healed.*’ Mr. F. CORNWALL, the well-known Jersey Breeder, Bell Block, Taranaki, writes : “ I have much pleasure in stating that of all the various remedies I have tried for cow-pox and split teats, I have never had anything like the satisfaction that Sykes’s Animol has given me. In my estimation no dairyman should be without it.” SYKES’S VETERINARY EMBROCATION The approved treatment for Hard, Swollen and Inflamed Udders, reduces the inflammation and risk of blind quarters to a minimum, easily applied. Price, 2[6 per bottle A, E. SYKES, Veterinary Chemist New Plymouth lllllllillgHllliilllltllllll! LL.OTI

gleaos every trace of cream from the milk. It skims fMhjSW”' to .0! year after year. It is simple, reliable, easily I sV-'r | ' |l;lii STB \\l C\\ P'/ i » cleaned, it pays for itself in the extra cream it wins. V"'^' 1 "A'A fage''' There's a “Domo" in a size to suit your herd—at a price that means value and satisfaction, , J Spare parts for Domos (seldom needed) are carried IM ’W - ! uWIskI m stock breakages can be replaced promptly and economically. Send for Domo details and prices—- i iI y Vfi . •r call. l| || P If LOCAL AGENTS: Jis’M Skßul Itf IS 1 NEWTON KING, LTD., New Plymouth, ly I 11 Inglewood and Stratford. ' KWjrtVi J LM F. H. ROBERTSON & CO., New Ply- I® BWallSf 'HI V f mouth. |sl; I' p'V /I H BENNETT & SUTTON, Ha were ill ‘HI GIBSON’S, LTD.. Patea iJMC R. P. PALMER, Waveriey. IgS) SWVU DOMO SEPARATORS: 4 COOPER & DUNCAN, LTD., P.O. Box fS Bl 1 502, CHRISTCHURCH. K g ||j: | Wuf W Cooper & Duncan Ltd. 1 I|| V J DOMO Guraßters. P.O. Box 502, Christchurch. I b Is i I rxs. .uoTT ,

TO DAIRYMEN. RE YOUR CREAM. VITE are prepared to purchase Cream in ' ’ any quantities, and will either send our Lorry or arrange to have the Cream forwarded to us. Come in and see what we are anxious to do for you. It will pay you. We want you to enquire of us about YOUR CREAM F. S. BUTLER, DEVON STREET (Near Liardet Street), NEW PLYMOUTH.

WANTED KNOWN. SHALL BE ADVANCING THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE —— PRICE . _ . from month to month. 90 PER CENT. OF HIGH COMMISSIONER'S CABLES and BONUSES to all Suppliers at the end of season. You DO ISOT require to take up shares when you send your Cream to— THE MAORILAND DAIRY CO. LTD., ST. JOHN’S STATION. P.O. Box 185, WANGANUI. L. A. NOLAN & CO., HIDE, WOOL AND SKIN BROKERS NEW PLYMOUTH. NEXT SALE NOVEMBER 7. Consignments solicited. Advice cards and addressed labels forwarded on application.