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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31967, 19 April 1969, Page 10

■ The new convenient blow-moulded QUAAT Al I LOOK FOR THIS SYMBOL Vaxipak keeps the vaccine In excel- OIIUUI nLL lent condition and the new dlspos- YOUR HOGGETS AND . able vaccinator, the Vaxlgun, is ■■■■»• really reliable with the dose rate KEEP THEN ALIVE right on target uslng vaccines from tht TVL range J For the “Sharpshooter*’ requiring umbrella protection for hoggets going on to winter feed against blackleg, malignant oedema, pulpy BHHH kidney, black disease and tetanus, vaccinate with TVL’s S In 1 vaccine, ■HH Covax 5. Covax 5 gives protection and animal health against all 5 diseases and at the TASMAN VACCINE LABORATORY LTD., Same <ime aCts a * ’ sensitising whakatiki stmt. Upper Hutt. dose for later lamb protection. 1/ / (J ' I 915140

profit facts for sheepfarmers ML ' Tr 4'' m Wf d W Consistent corroborative proof of a number of important factors in relation to animal production have been a y j|S| feature of trials where lambs were ydSH drenched regularly from weaning until .jnMI 10 months of age. r ]||||g| The evidence outlined in this and the J||||||| preceding advertisements has been ' - '' taken from a series of trials conducted jb. / by the Veterinary Technical Depart- jVr z. \ ment of Merck Sharp & Dohme (New A Zealand) Ltd. isHHMHHBHBHBBWLa& summary the preceding five advertisements we have estimated the I Further Short Term Benefits J financial returns from a number of production factors which were the result of drenching hoggets at regular intervals with A number of bonus benefits from drenching regularly THIBENZOLE. with THIBENZOLE cannot be fully recorded, but are The basic figures used were obtained from independent of real economic significance to the fanner, sources. The livestock valuations were carried out by qualified . stock agents and fleece valuations were obtained from the Because scouring was not a problem in the hoggets New Zealand Wool Commission. drenched regularly with THIBENZOLE Extra Income (from drenching) 1. Dagging was needed less often. , . . a-s . 2. Wool, was not shed-stained. Shorn stock valuation 47 cents - , . Fleece valuation 88 cents 3 - The nsk of f| y stnke **as reduced Mortality prevention $l.ll cents Regular drenching is important in helping to main- • ' tain good health, resistance to other diseases and Total Extra Income (gross) $2.46 $2.46 avoidance of accidental injury from debilitation. Cvnnnrlitiira Feed is fully utilised through improved appetite Expena mi re and reduced THIBENZOLE 40t cents The MBe of haindling well-grown sheep and the Labour for drenching 71 cents farmers satisfaction at reanng good sheep are ___ further advantages. Total Expenditure 48 cents $0.48 PROFIT FROM EXTRA INCOME (NETT) $1.98 the world's leading drench Merck Sharp & Dohme (New Zealand) Limited 504 High Street, Lower Hutt. Trademark j