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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1691, 21 May 1884, Page 1

DIFFI2TG- SEASOIsT, ; iBB^ Tiri special/.iMpiioTO 1 .';'!,.' : ,.'. ; :; i,.-. .'"•■ ,':,■ SOLUBLE IN COL.D WA.TEJK.; ; ■ : BUg. mHßNONPOlSOWOTJSDlPiaunrivallbdfortheoomplote 1 DESTRUCTION of TICKS, LICE, and PARASITES"of every Ascription infesting the SKIN of ,Sheep,'Lainbs, Cattle, I and oiler animals. It has gained the highest reputation, for : it INHff pobsesejß the double advant*ge of simultaneously repelling Wm contagitn and cleansing the skin from filth.. ' ;: ' : ■"' I IT DOES NOT DISCOLOR THE WOOL or act injuriously 1 upon the natural Yolk of same, but Feeds tho Fleece,' maintains I the natjral Lustre, and wonderfully promotes its Growth. The I great riw incurred by introducing newly purchased stock amongst j healthy Inimals already on the runs may be entirely'avoided' by i' ueinprthtjDIP, ■ •, .. ';. ~'.,,,...'',. ;,,'.'. ' ■/.. lH- % s pl p ' s 801 a °h M P ohpicaliuid, but a bleud of _M^P ingredients (Glycerino being one) which, all'tend to''benefit the WW Ajimal ard the Wool, and these iegredients are mixed by new. Pr poworful iteam machinery,'so that a thorough consistency is always obtiined One dipping with this Dip (in mid fleece) to: our directions, will save the greatest inconvenionce of dipping twice, as is the case with other dips. Also applicable for Footrot, and the Maggot Flyr , ; V-- : -,'''' _ Sold in Drums—2olb (two gallop), 501b (five gallons), 1001b (ten gallons), 1 5s per gallon in singlo drums, A considerable reduction mado on larger quantities forjarge flookdi . See ; IricoLists, obtainable from Agents,, • :'..•.■.■■..::• ■• ■:■■: Among tho hundreds, of Testimonials wo have received LAST SEASON for this tHyeenno Dip. we select tho follow'ng <- ■:;.;•. ... ' ' „ . Ici, Tinui, Whareama, Masterton, Jan 22,1884.•'. : Messrs KhulU' Co,, Wellington (ageuti for tho Glycerine Dip),. '',..". Dear Sirs—l have much pleasmo in stating that the Glycerine Dip you supplied' me with has given satisfaction, and I consider that if used according to the direotions : Riven that it is a cure for scab. Some 30 s'hoep picked by Mr Inspector Dru'in'mond and dipped in hi 3 presence wero experimented on about'2o days after dipping.'Mr Sheop Inspector Vallance examined these sheep and iound all but three cured;' 'A 'second dip was then given, and, after an interval of about 15 days]! find all-ire perfectly cured'. 1 ' The "" """ us ? d GQ W- Strength, one part dip to 20"parts water; the sheep 1 being kept' s minute The wool is in good order. I send' yon, samples of lambs', wool which received two dippings,- (Signed) THOMAS MAOKAY~.' : . l! v t, o,r ' Managerfor Rev J. C, Andrew. ' I ,S.—l ou aro welcome to mako uso of the above statement. ■■ : , ; N.8.-Though wo do not guarantee the cure of Scab with cold-water, this testimonial shows tho extraoadinary efficacy of the Glycerine Dip, even under those circumstancs ! .' and as the two .(Sheep Inspectors wore present, a thorough test would be obtained. "'"V' : "' T.&H. ; Fron Punvis Russell, Esq,, of Woburn-Hatron, Wd>kura:i,HwkeVßjy. New Zealand . and.of Wairooh, Milnahort! '•'.::■; Warrbch, Milnahort, N. 8., AugUßt 12th, 1832. : Messrs Tomlinson snd Hatoabd, Lincoln, London. ■••''', '' '">"'■■" Gentlemen,—l have much pleasure in recommending vour Glycerine Dip to the Flock masters of NewZoaland, I hive used it myself in 'tne colony fci the'last seven or ; eij(ot years, where the best results have been obtained, and also on ray Hill Flook hew for, several years with equal success I have no hesitation in pronouncing it-either for pro; moting the growth of the Wool, destroyihg Ticks, curing protection again3t wet and cold, or otherwise improving the general health and condition of theaairaal-superior to any other application yet discovered. (~./.:,,.;, | I shall be glad to hear that your Mr Hay ward's visit -to the coloay may lead to an' extensive use of your Glycerine Dip throughout Now Zealand! . ,. ■ ", I lam,dearSirs.v , ! ...' Yours.respeeifuliy, '.' : ' ■'■• 1 (Signed) ■ PURVIS RUSSELL,. . Wool dipped with the .■' Glycecine Dip " last year at the N.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 obtu'med the GOLD MEDAL at.the late Sydney Exhibition were dipped in tho" Glyceiiink Dip." The prize pen of Lincoln Sheep (Measra R. A. and J. A. Thorpe's) at the late Linbola' April Fair, and Newark Fair, were dipped with the " Giycb'rmb Dip." Wool Dipped with the" Glycebine Dip" obtained the Silver Medal:at the late-Paris Exhibition. ' ".' ..',"' '< :. . At the late exhaustive trials of Sheep' Dip's in Hawke's Bay,'the judges report as' lot 1 ' Iowa:—" At tho second examination, on October 18, we iound the Sheep dipped 1 with- ■ Tomlinson and Hayward's Glycorine FREE FROM PaRASITES, AND WOOL IN GOOD ORDER, &o„4o. (raeHawko'sßay : Ho-aIJ, Jaumry 5,1881). .; ■ iw■-■>■:■■. ■.- . . . • AGENTS': '"'''"'■ '''. * """"'7 ■ D, F. MCCARTHY,,,.. ..WAIRARAPA. i::; KRULL * C 0,,,,-,,,,,,, , ..hWBLLINGTON, ' "' ' Sole Mauufaoturers-TOMLINSON & HAY WARD, Agricultural GhemistsV \ Lincoln, England, ■■■:''''• to'be had of the soveral Ageuts, 10s 61 each.

NEW POSITIVE FEED .BROADCAST SEEDIER; \ For sowing Grain, Grass, Turnip, Rapo, Mangold, etoij and .the' jTurnip Soiyer i ciirr be arranged, when ordered, to sow Lucerne or other small seeds simultaneously to throwing of Rye Grass if desired. It is the only Sower in the Market that will sow With absolute regularity on either excessivelyrough- or very smooth land,"' It'wiil'sow'ftiiy desired quantity of Grain or Grass by simply changing one wheel. .-.'■.'■■.;; .'■ ;■" ,' ; JOINTED THEBEST, OYERSOOINUSB.'' ;;■' ;'; J:;: . Improved Prize Chaffoutters wi'.h cast: steel mouthpieces, when properly handled 'make no long straws, consequently, the ehaff r< quires ; no riddlicg, : They are' in use large 1 ]? all' over New Zealand, several of the large-sized maohiues : . .being'lately "fitted' up ;: in ! Ohriatqhuroh... .;'_ '.■',■.'... ".'.'.'■, ..';':' : ' "•;'":. : !:''-■- Vrr-ri-'d-';;!;----,:,..,., J Improved double and : treble furrow ploughs,.the best and consequently the'oheapeßtra the Market, 3,4, and 5 loaf Harrows. Square linked chain harrows." New 'design' 'of tripod harrows., 5 and 7 tined field griibbars.- Cambridge plain, also mixed plain and serrated' presß rollers, 20, 24, and 26 inches diam. : FJain Cylinder fieldrollere. v Horße~gear; for I 2,6, and4h6rsos. BcsHronbark Bwingle trees.. .Ropes'and pulley,'gear,.for Ahorse yokes. 1 Threshing machine fittings, • Belting all'sizes.; .Malleable -castings of all kinds to order. Iron and brass'castings of all kinds to. order.,'-' Fericinpstandardß out-and-punbhed to any length 'and guagej Binplo line.; 'Drays made from ; best' seasoned [timber-arid with Gilpin axles. 1: • "- '■'■'■■'■■'■: v. [. ...i.-^...;.,-., ; . i; j. t ,,r. .-„. ,'-.','„', i' 1 : Winnersof the GOLD MEDAL at the Melbourne Exhibition for -their DOUBLE EURFOWPLOUGHi'Wie Jurors' Report. P< ouons-In ploughs therms one exhibit to which we wiah:toifoawjpeoial aftontion^ & ; Gray, of Dunedin, New Zealand, in finish' and donstruqlion'it'is far'superior to any other. 1 .rAgentffor.Glaytonand Shuttleworth's Traction and, Portable Englnes'and Combines. Qamaru,; Tiiiiftrti;;&ye^rjill l ;Aßhbar^oh l .Oliriat(;hatdb l '.Aaoklaia'd;-'atid -'Otiiiiiaii'.' \.;. ; h