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Otago Witness, Issue 1971, 14 November 1889, Page 5

Business Notices. IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE HOUSE -FOR THECASH DEAPJIRS, IIPOETERS AID lAIFMOTUmS, HOSIERS, HABSRDASHSRS, WOOLLEN AND- CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, GlotMers, .Boot aad SJioe Manufaotiirars, OABINETMAKEkS, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, . ■£& ai <5A cy w «§J3 iVJ A* 1 dfs *

I 1-|M]WJMM_--1J Jl_ll_il J-lilLL^M ■■M_l_l^.MMll__L. LLMIM TX3LOJMCA&' Shesp Dipping Specific ' Has again the Last Season obtained High Honours, One Flockowner alone having obtained 157 FIRST PRIZES ■it the different shows of the season Za Victoria. From New Zealand, Mr Menlove, of Windsor Park, writes: — "This last season I dipped 20,000 of my long-woolled sheep with your Specific, and found it host' effective. My v?ool at shearing was in GRAND ORDER, Mid the sheep quite free from either Ticks or Lice." AT THE HAWKE'S BAY COMPETITION THOMAS' WAS FIRST, beating COOPER'S and Seven Others in Price cs in other points. After fully considering each competition, the Committee decided in these exact words :— " The balance inclines in favour of Thomas" Specific.'" Inspector Fitzroy, who was one of the Judges ax, that exhaustive and most impartial series of - experiments, gives it as his opinion in a separate | published report that, "While Cooper's Dip leaves the wool harsh and dry, Thomas' Dip leaves the wool in the host perfect condition, AS SOFT AND LUSTBOUS AS SILK?' This judgment is amply confirmed by such Testimonials as Mr Carter's with 157 Firs.f i'l'izes, and Mr Menlove's " Wool in Grand Order." j iiiviJiitd a v i ii£j alum u&ii a"* Prizb MtPit, PmtAPßtmu Ekbimittow 1876 Bfi^X FOX CLBAM^NO, AND PoUSHtKp CutLERY, ' 3b., 60^; iA,a/6 amp 4/-. 1 Prevent FRicfioif w 'cleaning, and imju'r't to THB KnJVES^ - • * ■ Never 'fecomes ' dry ■ asp* ' hard iikb other . Metal Pastes. •.:,.- .fOR CLIAKIKO PUTB. m JOHM OAKEY & SONS, MANUFACTURERS OF >»■> , . "Wellington" KilUb LOHDOH . . OTAGO WITNESS— New Stones— A Large amount of Readioj! Matter. Pnoe,W.