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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1701, 3 June 1884, Page 1

PIPPING- SEASON, 1884. •'THE SPECIAL ' r j 'tiXMM SOLUBIiE IN COLD WATEU. mLI " rinHlS NON POISONOUS DIP is unrivalled for the complete DESTRUCTION o! TICKS, LICE, and PARASITES ofI and other animals. It h»a gained the highest reputation, jfor it |j ' possesses the double, advantage.'of Bfmultan'eoualy' repelling ; ™ coiitaKiiin and cleansing the skin from' filth; ' ,'j .' ' IT DOES NOT DISCOLOR THE WOOL'or act injuriously ....Jill upon the natural' Yolk of' same, but Feeds.the Fleece, maintains MM the natural' lustre, and wonderfully promotes its Growth, j The ill great risk incurred by introducing newly purchased stook amongst ™I healthy animals already on the runs may be entirely avoided by f using this DIP. '. " ' ','" ' : !: ''"''', i, '.', ill IA ' Tlu * DIP is'not a cheap chemical fluid; but a'blend ot """"(■ingredients (Glycerine belnf one) which all tend to benefit the S W Aaimal and the Wool, and these ingredients are mixed by new W' powerful steam Machinery, so that a thorough .consistency is - ',' always obtained One dipping with' this. Dip (in mid fleece) to our directions, will save the greatest inconvenience of dipping twicers, is the .case: with 1 other dipd. Also applicable for Footrot and the Maggot Fly,, , , .. > Sold in Dmms-201b (two gallons), 60!t>'(fivo gallons), 1001b (ten gallons), 6s per gallon' in single drums. A considerable reduction made on la'ger quantities for large nooks, j Sea Price Lists, obtainable from Agents. ' . jniomT-i iv • Among the hundreds of Testimonials wo have' received LAST SEASON for this Glycerine Dip. we select the followng:—i .■. , ! „:-.„iJ lea, Tinui, Wharearaa, Mastettou, Jan 22, 1884. Messrs Krulu & Co,'', Wellington (agents for the Glycerine Dip), ' •-, ■ Dear Sirs—£ have much pleasure in stating that the Glycerine Dip you supplied me with haaigive'n' satisfaction, and I .consider that if used according to ,the directions given that it is a euro for scab. Some 30 sheep picked : b'y- Mr Inspector Drummohd and dipped in his presence were experimented on about .20.' days' after' dipping.' 'Mr: Sneop Inspector Vailauce examined those sheep and'found'all but' three'cured-, A seconcj idip was theil given, arid, after an interval ol about 16 days, I find ill are 'fceffeotly oared,. The ;raixfnre was' used COLD. 'Strength, one part dip to 20 parts watefj the Bhoep4)etng Kept in about one minute ■ The wool is in good order. ''.l Bend you sampleu" Of lamba j wool which received two dippings, : '; (Signed)' : " THOMAS :MA(JK AY, ; ; .' ' • ~, .... Andrew. 'P.S.—You are welcome to make use of the abovestatemeni :>;: ,„,; N.8.-Though we do not guarantee the.cure of Scab with cold water, this testimonial -i il i j:_ m . „< .W.. rim „..or> nnrlnr thnm nirflumstatlOS jx..d,—inougn weao nou gu.iraureo we.uuio ui.««» muu »m ~....,., .«..——— shows the extraoadinary efficacy of the Glycerine Dip, even ' under those.oiroums.tanos and SB the two Sheep Inspectors were present, a. thorough.tost would be obtained. ,

Fro n Pbryis Rbsseli, Esq., of Wobura-Hatron, Waipukurau, H%wke's Biy. New Zeal and ', and of Wairoch, Milnahort. . ~ ~ •■ '-..!,. Warrooh, Milmibort, N. 8., Anguat 12th, 1832.. • Messrs Tomlinson end Hatord, Lincoln, London.* ~. ~ ; - ..& '■ . , Gentlemen,-} have ;much pleasure in recommending your Glycerine Dip to the Flock maßtora of New Zealand. I have used it myself in tna colony for the last seven or ei K ot years, have beenobtaine'd, and.also.on my.Hil) Flook her J tor several years with equal success 'I have"no'.hesitation in for pro-; motinpie growth of the Wool,'destroying Tiok's,' curinglcab; protection against wet and cqld.-.or qthervvise improving tho general hoalthand condition of the animal-superior to any other application.yet discovered, r- \ '''',' i j ■'• • : •"' lahall bp'glaci to liear that' ydiif Mr Hay-ward's, visit to the colony may lead to an cxtonsive'uflo of your Glyddrine Dip' throughout New Zealand. . , I am, dear Sirs, I " ■. ' ' Yours respectfully, i (Signed) ' PURVIS RUSSEIiI, Wool dipped with tha •' Ghokcine Dip " last year at the N.Z. and A. Land Company t Stud Flock Station realised the highest price.in the London market., (vide Account Sales. 1883).' The twelve fleeces that obtumed the GOLD MEDAL at the late Sydney Exhibition were dipped in the " Glycb use Dip" ~'.,;, • : , V : , '• : ' i'' ■ ■ The prize pen of Lincoln Shoep (Hessrs R. A. and J. A. Thorpe e) at the late Lincoln April Fair, and Newark Fair, were dipped with tb,? " Glycerins Dip." . - , .. WoolDippodwith the" Glyobrine Dip!' obtained the ( SiWet Medal at the late Pans Exhibition. -• '• '.';'.'.' ,„.,.!,,. , ,'■..,'...'-.' i'.'.•■•:,-> '• -•. i! ; : At the late exhaustive trials of SheeD Dips iu Hawke's Bay, tbo judges report as. fol lows:-" At the second examination, on October 18, we found the Sheep dipped with TonilinsonanpavwardßGiycerineFßEE FROM PARASITES, AND WUQL.INGOOD ORDER, 'H,M'." (Pif-VHawke'sßay Herald,; January,s, lbSl), , ~„•,■ ,•, • ; ■ini ir:.!\r','h . .!■:■••:.. !■■' ____, . . ,-.' ... '" . ; ■ ■■-■> : ••'■ ■■ •-'•■• ■'■ -"•■''" •■'■* '^G-teN'T : fes:V' i ,' : ""■' ; : :v .' ; '""'''';'; ..■ • :; D,F. McOARTHY...-.;,,...:...,........-.;,.;..,... • WAIRARAPA, KRULL &CO ...;..... ;...... • WELLINGTON. Sole Manufaoturers-TOMLINBC)N & HAY WARD, AspiotUtural Chomists, ■ ..,■ •.•,,,. i ~,-, ~.,- ..,. : Lincoln, England. ' : : "'. :"<' ,|: -. j-j '' Plans of Haywatd's Latest Improved Shoep Dipping Baths, with Tawlling Gangway, to be had of, the several Agents, 10s 6J each. • : , . ~ r , 163 * IB WW

NEW PdSlTiyf SiftD' BRQAMST SfiED-SOWER, ■ ForaowingGrain, Grass, Turnip, Rape, Mangold, etci; and tho 'Turnip, Sower.can bo arranged wjien ordered, to sow Lucerne or otter small seeds simultaneously to. the swing oJßyeGrass.it desired.. It is the 'only Sower iti the .Market that will sow 'with.absolute regulaiity'on either' excessively rough or.yery.'.smooth.'iand.; 'lb' t will ! bow aror paired • joints 'ttjri™siNa"i)isc '; '.....,,, . ■_...,;.. , .TP'BBBT, :: OYErt6OOINySE I:i ., :i ,, Tmprovsd Prize Chafloutters mouthpieces,, when properly hindled, makf no long BtraWß, consequently the "chaff requires, no jiddlicg,. They are in use largely all oTerNew'Zealand, several6f thelarge-Bized miohiuea lately fitted up ,iu;Christ' okrem . ! . , j ■•■ ■■ • •■■ ■ ; '- ;■•■ '•■• --•■■■ j irnpioved double and ! treble furrow; ploughs, the beat and consequently the cheapest in; tb< Market.' Sleai Hiirro.ws,; Square Jinked chain harrows, : New design of tnpoc harrows. 6 and 7 lined, Rrabparß.'; Ca'rribrid je plii'u,'also mixed plai'i'arid aerrased .press rollers,2o,! diani'.' : Flain Cylinder field rollers; t 'Hpraegear, for 1 2 ! 6 and 4 twees. Best iron bark' swingle \ trees. Ropes and pulley gear 'for !4; horsi yokes,."'ThteshiniiLniaohmefittings,' ;Belting'all-size?. M?Ueabl« :ca»tingß,ofriillkihdafe order}," Ireland brass oastings of all'kinds to order. ■,Fenoinc standards cut and punchet to.anyfleng'th'andguage.Binjilolne; Draya ; made from besfeseasojedjimborjand witl :§'Sft MEDAL'at the.Mdbourna 'DOUBLE FUR FOW PLOUGH* i#:»furor,B' Report,, P? onOHflHn ploughsthereJß : pqeexhibitto.whicl we wish to/draw special attention as being the beat, and thatis the Doable Furrow of Beit & Gray, of Dunedip,' NeyZealand,' in finish and construction it is far Baperjor.fe.any.'oliriet :?; Agents' for Ol&yton and Shu'ttteworth'a'itractio'ri' and Portable -Engines and, (^ua|bineß. ILLUSTRATED PRICE LISTS on application to our office;;;!!, ■punedin n _.._. T.m.«, TnuMiMill AiliVinrf/in nhriatiihnrflh Auckland. &nd Ot&utgU.' .