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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 960, 29 October 1910, Page 8

. On "Wednesday, according to the Hast-, -tegs "Standard"' 77 fat biillocks were shipped from the spit (Napier) to Canterbury. ■ "This" (says the ''Standard'-) h the first shipment of cattle of any flize made from .'the Spit for years,' .and ■tho ship's officers and others connected ■with .'tlie business: complain bitterly, about, tlie lack of accommodation, and facilities for loading. It is quite a fact ®at laige numbers of. cattle have. been wiled by southern buyers to Wanganui tind Wellington for; shipment, south, owing to the want of . better arrangements it the Spit ..: ;■

V: MURTON'S ■ -SHEEP DIP., ', - PROM OPINIONS vOF ■ USERS. . , T. V. NUTSFORD, Esq., Paparoa, Auckland, 15th August, 1910, writes:— "I have used this Dip for the last twenty It kills all ticks and lice, and improves the wool of, the sheep so much that everybody admires them." ' A.- R.. DAVIDSON,. Esq., Nelson, IStli August, 1910.—"As a destroyer of paraBites 'Murton's. Dip' merits all that can : be said in its favour." JOHN MIJIR, Esq., Fortification, August 30th,..1909.—"Re" ilui'ton's 1 Dip: The sheop are thoroughly'clean from ticks and lice. My clip brought top price through the whole of the' Invercargill series of wool sales."

ISAAC WARD, Esq.. Ness . Valley, Clevedon, 12tli August, 1010—"'Murdoch's Dip' has stood the test of time. Having used for, years, I can thoroughly rccomniend it." THOS. HTZPATRICK, Esq., Koeko, Rangitikei, August 18th, 1910.—"Having Used 'Murton's Dip' for tlie last ten years, I'find it to be an excellent Dip, whioh really kills all vermin and. imparts a luxuriant growth and adds a. lustre to the wool." • t. C. TWIGG, Esq., Puketapu, H. 8., September 10th, 1910.—"I have been Ming your Dip for a number of years. has given me very satisfactory results. It is most reliable." HIKTJ. -BEE AND TITI CLIPS. . The "Hiku," "Boo," and "Titi" wools (from the Waiapu district), fetched, at the London Wool Sales last year, up' to gixteen-pence - Halfpenny, • Fifteen-penco Halfpenny, and Fittcen-penco for greasy orossbred. These wore dipped with JfURTON'S—N.Z. loan arid Mercantile Co,, Ltd., Aeento—Advt.