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Taranaki Daily News, 18 November 1922, Page 11

SYKES’S UDDERINE A Safa and Sure Remedy for BI ' iIpC ZfZpil|k MAMMITK, GARGET, KFLAMED, «/ W HA*» ARB CASLEB UDDERS. Bl ®LW/||b■ SYK£S’S UDDERINE B g ’MI I M{ iff ffrß it a* prqparatiaa for injecting in- mS I A ' / I f to the udder night and morning. • I FWAJL DWKCTIOMS OM BOTTLE Wkl ' \ fe'A fill I ~H4~ '441 B Prict 2. z 6 b»L Udderint Syringe 4/6 W- \ A® Vtff Mr. M. WEBS, Koputuroa, writear— Mr. SYKES: Dear Sir, —I am enclosing 2/6 for xy! jii It.lLi I Hl fIT Fll Hf another bottle of Udderine. The first bottle jXDZpII Zp_ ZL.. _ LIL _ -fffta //p completely cured one cow with affected ~i ”r “" “ Tt J/S qMrler ' T Z Zplzjzt Z for Sore and fracked feats Cow-Pox and Wounds SHOULD BE KEPT IN EVERY COW-SHED a* and used on the first sign of sore or cracked teats, cuts or scratches. Sold by all Chemists and Stores. If ch l em?rt >l or t st n o/Jk™-er lir wriu Antiseptic, Soothing, Cooling and Healing direct. We pay postage on all our Sold in Jib. tins, 1/6. 11b. tins, 2/6 cattle remedies. THE FIRST APPLICATION WILL SURPRISE YOU BMr. THOMAS WHITEFIELD, Hpkianga, writes:— “ I have received lhe 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 treat-rent 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 IftHHttIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHI I LOTT

X* / \ Gets AH the Cream ■s. BEa2SCKSEiafc3ff S? § Cows give the cream—the Demo saves it. The Domo = holds the “position of trust” on your farm—it watches =■ I r/j• ahi I'h' I servcs y° ur interests. It g<*ts every ounce of profit Zj I " ‘ J from tie y° ur cows give—and it does this year alter ! ff"-C __ : /_ J/ year. Details and prices glad.y supplied by tZ^ J ‘ - —whwTTT, ~ ~ AGENTS* NEWTON KING, LTD.', New Plymout h ’ In g lewood %yT MB Stratford. % Oi F - H - ROBERTSON & CO., New Plymouth. ISf3 BENNETT & SUTTON, Hawera. W/// GIBSON’S, LTD., Patea. /Z// ® R ’ P * PALMER > Waverley. ■ & DUNCAN Ltd. f SSllßSltaL DOMO guarantors. P.O. Box 502, Christchurch. A i u-OTT Vfr IfU' Rwlll It r tl*

CREAM T HAT ar? you going to receive for your October Cream. THE FRESH FOOD CO.’S SUPPLIERS ARE BEING PAID 1/g PER LB FOR BUTTER-FAT your cream either by rail or our lorries, and participate in our liberal advance pay-outs. PARTICULARS FROM—THE SECRETARY, St. John’s, Wanganui. —OR—FRANCIS W. COURT, Eliot Street, New Plymouth, Or Box 56, Stratford.

HOME SEPARATION. 'AIM FOR EFFICIENCY BY USING —THE—‘REGO’ SEPARATOR No. 1.—7 gallons per hour .... £6 10s. No. 2—12 gallons per hour £B. No. 3.—18 galk e per hour .. £ll 10s. No. 4.—24 gallons per hour .. £l3 ss. No. 5.—30 gailons per hour £1". No. 7.-45 gallons per hour £22. No. 8.—65 gallons per hour .. £3l ss. No. 9.—105 gallons per hopr £43. THIRTY DAYS’ FREE TRIAL. STAINTON & CO.new PLYMOUTH. TARANAKI DISTRIBUTORS. 732 A 190. P.O. Box 142.