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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1639, 20 March 1884, Page 1

FOJi THE iHHH AND THIS YEAR. 1884, NEW GOODS AT VERY.LOW PRICES. NEW DRAPERY AND MILLINERY FOB THE SEASON! V New Stock of-Mou's and Boys' Clothing, flats, Shirts, Rooks, Ties, &c " The Best Assorted Stock of Boots and Shoes in Carterton,—A nice lot of Ladie's Kid Boots and Walking Shoes. LADIES' FANCY BAGS AND BASKETS 1 LARGE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS «r Nice NEW Fruit Reduced Id for the Season 1 ENGLISH ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS IN ASSORTED DOZENS, ALSO COLONIAL WINES! vnyp: CO-OPERATIVE STORE, CARTERTON. DIPPING SEASON, 1884. THE SPECIAL .IMPROVED SOLUBLE IN COLD WATER. ' 1 DESTRUCTION of TICKS, LICE, and PARASITES of every description infesting the SKIN of Sheep,' Lambs, Cattle, and other animals. It has gained the highest reputation, for it possesses the doublo advance of simultaneously repelling contagion and cleansing the skin from filth. IT DOES NOT DBCOLOB THE WOOL or act injuriously || upon the natural Yolk of same, but Feeds the Fleece, maintains g the natural Lustre, mid wonderfully promotes its Growth, The 1 great risk incurred by introducing newly purchased stock amougßt H healthy animals already on the runs may be entirely avoided.by || using this DIP, . 1A This DIP is not a cheap chemical fluid, but a blend of Ib ingredients (Glycerine being one) which all tend to benefit the |SHr Aainial and the Wool, and these ingredients are mixed by new "Vpr powerful steam machinery, so that a thorough consistency is always obtained One dipping with this Dip (in mid fleece) to OunlireetioL's, will save the greatest inconvenience of dipping twice, as is the case with other dipj, Also applicable for Footrot, and the Sold in Prams—2olb (two gallon), 501b (fivo gallons), 1001b (ten gallons), 5a per gallon in s'ngle drums. A considerable reduction mado on larger quantities (or large flook • Sea Price Lists, obtainable from Agents. , Among the hundreds of Testimonials wo have received LAST SEASON for this Glycerine Dip. wo select the following : Ici, Tinui, Whareama, Masterton, Jan 22,1884. Messrs Kiiulii & Co., Wellington (agents for the Glycerine Dip), Dear Sirs—l have much pleasure in stating that the Glycerine Dip yon supplied mo with has given satisfaction, and I consider that if used according to the directions given that it is a cure for scab. Some 30 sheep picked by Mr Inspector Drummond and dipped in his presence were experimented on about 20 days after dipping. Mr Sheep Inspector Yallanco examined these sheep and found all but iliree 'cured. A Becond dip was then given, and, after an interval of abut 15 days, I fjnd all are perfectly cured, The I mixture was used COLD. Strength, one part dip to 2Q parts water; the sheep being kept ill about one minute The wool is iu good order. I send yon samples of lambs' wool which received two dippings, (Signed) , THOMAS MACKAY, Manager for Eev J. O. Andrew. P.S.—Vou are welcome to make use of tli9 above statement. : N.8.-Thougli we do not guarantee the cure of Scab with cold water, this testimonial shows the extraoadinary efficacy of the Glycerine Dip, even under those circumstances and as the two Sheep Inspectors were present, a thorough test would be obtain ed. T. & H. ; Fro n Purvis Russell, Esq., of Wobum-Hatron, Wuipukurau, Hawke's Bay. New Zealand and of Wavrooh, Milnahort Warrooh, Milnahort, N. 8., August 12th, 1882, Messrs Tomlinson snd Hayward, Lincoln, London. Gentlemen,—l have much pleasure in recommendiug your Glycerine Dip to the Flock masters of rfow Zealand, I have used it myself in tne colony for the last seven or eigot years, where the best results have been obtained, and also on my Hill Floek hew for several years with equal success I have no hesitation in pronouncing it—either for promoting the growth of the Wool, destroying Ticks, curing Scab, protection against wet and cold, or otheiwise improving the general health and condition of the animal—superior to any other application yet discovered. I shall be glad to hear that your Mr Hayward's visit to the colony may lead to an extensive use of your Glycerine Dip throughout New Zealand. I am, dear Sirs, Youra respectfully, (Signed) PURVIS RUSSELL. Wool dipped with the •' Glycecine Dip " last year at theN.Z. and A, Land Company's Stud Flock Station realised the highest price in the London market. (Vide Account Sales 1883), The twelve fleeces that obtuined the GOLD MEDAL at the late Sydney Exhibition were dipped in the'' Glycerine Dip." The prize pen of Lincoln Sheep (Messrs'R. A. and J. A. Thorpe's) at the late Lincoln April Fair, and Newark Fair, were dipped with the " Glycerine Dip." Wool Dipped with the" Glyoebine Dip" obtained tho Silver Medal at the late Paris Exhibition.. '.., ■ At the late exhaustive trials of Sheep Dips in H&wke'B Bay, the judges report as fol lows:—"At the second examination, on October'lß; we found the Sheep dipped'with, Tomlinson and Hayward's Glycerine FREE FROM PARASITES, AND WOOL IN GOOD ORDER, fto„&c. (TOeHawke's Bay Herald,' January 5, 1884). '"".'..".' "' V',, : : AGENTS! / ; '■• ■■■■■':■■:■:■: d,f. McCarthy :....;..... ......wairarapa. '■ '■-■■ . krull & c 0.;....;.,....;..,.. weltjngton. : / ■■■[ Sole ManufactiU'ers-TOMLINSON & HAYWARD, AgriouituraiChemislsi' ■ ;'•':; Lincoln, England. ■.. , ,Plans.of Hayward's Latest'lmproved Sheep Dipping Bath9,with Travelling Gangway; to.behadot.the BeveraivAgenfylOa Gd'eiich. \ "".' "'.", '.."''•!,'.'.;-'" \m