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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1688, 17 May 1884, Page 1

DIPPING- -SEASON:, 1884 L THE SPECrAL IMPROVED | SOLUBLE IN COLDIWATEk Sjfc. mHIS NON POISOJMOUS DIP is unrivalled for the complet g§) 1 DESTRUCTION/ of TICIS, LICE,, and PARASITES o |ps every description infesting the.'SKM of Meg', Lambs, Cattle, -Tjijji and other animals. Ithas gained tlm highest i INPlll possesses tho double advance of sfmultabooudy repellinj ■ SIIM contaainn and cleansing the skinfrom filch. ■'■• •: -';: -: , W§ IT DOBS NOT DISCOLOIJ THE WOOL or act injuriously SM| upon tho natural Yolk of same.hut Feeds tho Flei.ce, maintains nil t,le na . tu,al Lustre, and wonderfully promotes its Growth. The =jJPI eat riß ' { '. nci ' introducing' newly purchased stock amongst Mlst Mil Wealthy am ' ma '3 already on tho runs may be entirely avoided by WJII using this T)lt'. •( ■ ' ■■ ■'■- I SlB- ■ Tlm MP is nol a chemical fluid, but a bleud of ]|HP ingredients (Glycerine being oie) wbioh all tend to benefit !the "TiiSiF Aj ' mil^an^tlie oo1 ' an( * t ' l^ B '"Brents ftre mixed by new Jlpf powerful steam machinery, so; that a thorough- consistency is . ' always obtained Ono dipping with this Dip (in mid fleece) to our directions, will save tho greatest inconvenience of dipping twice, as is tho case with other dips. Also applicable for Footrot and the Maggot Ply. ■'■.■■' •■■■ . i'•; _ .Sold in Drums-Sftlb (two gallojs), 501b (five gallons!, 1001b (ten gallons), 5s per gallon in smgle drums. A considerable reduction made on la-gir quantities for-largo flock See race Lists, obtainable from Agents, , :? .-. Among the hundreds of Testimonials wo have leceived LiST SEASON for this ■ Glycerine Dip, we select the follow ng:— ,'•"-"•■''■ ■ ~ _ ,'';.'' loa . Tiiui. Whareaina, Masterton, Jan 22,1884. Messrs KnuLL&(Jo„ Wellington (ageuts for the Ghcerke Dip). : .'- ! Demi Site—[ have much pleasuro in stating that the Glycerine Dip you supplied mo with has satisfaction, and I consider that if used according to the directions given that it is acme for scab. Some 30 slioep picked by Mr Inspector Dmmmo'nd and' (lipped in Ins -presence were experimented on about 20 days after dipping.' Mr Sheep , inspector Vallance examimd these sheep and found all" but three cured. A second dip wb then given/and, after an interval of about 15 days, I find all are perfectly cured, The raw toe was nsjid COLD. Strength, ono part dip to 20 parts water; the sheep being kept in about one minute Tho wool is in good order. I send you samples of lambs' wool which received two dippings, (Signed) THOMAS MaCKAY, ' uoit / , Manager for Rev J. O. Andrew. ■ J n are welcomo to mal{e uso "f the above statement- ' N.B.—Though wo do not gu\rantee the cure of Scab with cold water, this testimonial shows the eftraoadinaty efficacy of the Glycerine Dip, even nndor those oiroumstancs and as tho two (sheep Inspectors were present, a thorough test would be obtained, / T. &H. ; 1' to n rurifis Kussell, Esq, of Woburn-Hatron, Wiipukurn, Hxwke's Bay, New Zeal and . / and of Wairocfi, Milnahort. • ■ ■ . / Warroch, Milnahort, N. 8., August 12th, 1832. Mes/rs Tomlikson snd Hayward, Lincoln, London. - .. ; 7Gentlemen,-I Lave much pleasure in recommending vour Glycerine Dip to the Flock nfasters of New Zaaland, I have used it myself in tne colony fc-r the' last seven or eijjot years, where the bestresults have been obtaiued, and also on my Hill Flook'hew'for I severe/ years with equal success I have no nositaiion in pronouncing it—either for proj motnig the growth of the Wool, destroying Ticks, curing leab, protection agaiiwt wet and colder otherwise improving the general health and condition of the animal-superior to any por application yet discovered. /I shall be glad to hear that your Mr Hayward's visit to the colony may lead to' an exUnsive use of your Glycerino Dip throughout New Zealand. ' . I' / I am, dear Sirs,. . / Yours respectfully, - . . | / (Signed) PURVIS RUSSELL.', ■ ., / Wool dipped with the-' GlyceoineDip " 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 obtuinod the GOLD MEDAL at the late Sydney Exhibition Iwo .dipped in tho "Glycerine Dip." ••" i,;e< ..■ ■' .iv/i The prize pen of Lincoln Sheep (Messrs It, A. and J.A. Thorpe's) atlthe late Lincoln April Fair, and Newark Fair, were dipped with tho " Glyceric Dip." - .■: •■ \ Wool Dipped with the" Glycsmke Dip" obtained the Silver Medal at the late Paris Exhibition. • . -', At the late exhaustive trials of Sheen Dip 3iu H.wke's Bay,,tho judge 3 report as fol lows:-" At the second,examination, on October 18, we touud the Sheep dipped with Tomhnsoii and Hayward's GlycoriueFßEE FROM PARASITES, AND WOOL IN GOOD ORDER, &o„ <Sc, ( Vide Hawke's Bay He aid, Jauu iry 5,1881). !' ," AGENTS t d. f. McCarthy wairarapa, - krull & co.. wellington.Solo Manufactiirers-TOMLINSON & HAYWARD, Agricultural Chemists, Lincoln, England, ■ '.':. ~ vr ,'!■ • | Plans of Hayward's Latest Improved Sheop Dipping Baths, with Travelling Gangway, : I to be had of the several Agents, 10s 61 each, 1634

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