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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 669, 20 November 1909, Page 8

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BAItIcAJD AND ABRAEAM, >Wttj PALMERSTON NORTH, FEILDIKQ, » AND DANNEVIRKE. , v GRASS SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. , SANDON AND FLAXMERE SEEDS. - , Fine Old Pasture Ryegrass Seod in Stook.' - Large Variety Clover, etd. Seeds Mixed if Required, i \% Samples, Quotations, and Testimonial* ' ' \ • ou application. BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM. LTD. TO FARMERS. W.T. G.VUDIN_ AND SON, ' •. Gliuznco Street, woiiington, are pre ; • pared to receive consignments of New Tolatoes, Eggs, and other Fann' Produce. \ Satisfaction guaranteed. ,' FREEZING SHEEP. AND LAMBS. mitE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT m ' X COMPANY, LTD., Is prepared to , Purehaso FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS •'• ! 'By weight or at per head, ' , v . - The Company also offers clients every facility; ' for lrcczing on their o\in account. • •• f t , Prices can bo obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. ~ - ' - .W. G. FOSTER, _" \ __ C 531 , HaoMiwe Diroctcir', '

' 'SHEEP DIP, . MOST EFFECTIVE, EASIEST TO USE, CHEAPEST, AND BEST i FOR THE WOOL. KENWAY BROS., To Pahi, -WAI-. MATA VALLEf, August 15, 1909.' In reply to your inquiry as to our opinion of "Murton's Shcop Dip," wo have used this Dip for several years, and always havo found it satisfactory, both for destroying ticks and leaving the woo! in good condition. • Flock twelve thousand. C.P.BRANDO lisq., "To- Putire," WAIUOA, August a, 1909. I havo used "Murton's Dip" for twenty-two years, and when properly mixed it has always given every satisfaction. Flock ten thousand. W. S. MARSHALL, Esq., lHiungaraupi, Ealn, WANGAMJI, August Iβ, 1909. ' I havo used "Murton's Champion Dip" lo dip my flock of about 10,000 sheop ior a number of years. It has proved satisfactory in overy n ay, and I shall continue to uso it. W. HUME, Esq., OHAKIU, August IS, 1309. I havo used "Murton's Dip" for a number of years, and can say it has given every satifaction, and I consider it the bast Dip I havo used. ,