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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1608, 27 November 1912, Page 10

IS SOFT WATER ESSENTIAL TO. SUCCESS.IN DIPPING SHEEP? • It is very desirable if possible to use soft rain water for. dipping sheep, because tho preparation used,especially if ifc bo. a powder or paste, mixes much more freely in soft water as compared with hard lime water. AVhero the latter lias unavoidably to be used, a liquid poisonous dip is tlio most suitable, an excellent mixture for the purpose being Will IE S POISONOUS FLUID. This dip has all tho advantages of tho usual arsenical dip combined with the easy mixing; qualities of tho non-poisonous liquid dips. It is especially a good lamb dip—the smell frOfn. it serves to keep tho dreaded Hy from striking the lainb._ . Messrs." W. .1. and A. F. Douglas, of Te Mnhan»a, H. 8., who (lip from 30,000 to 40 000 sheep annually in hard 1 water, say of' White's Dip-.-"We have used your Sheen Dip for tlio past five, seasons, it proving most satisfactory, the wool com},i<r off the sheep, wonderfully bright and free from vermin." This is only one cf ninny, instances of the success of "WIITTIO'S" in hard water. Further particulars from WM. WHITE, .Solo Manufacturer, Otane, 11.8.

. A WINNER. OF COMPETITIONS. The Egg-laying competitions for 1910-11 and 1911-12 wero both won by pens reared on "A. and I'." Chick.Raiser. .The first essential for profitable poultry' keeping. Obtainable from all Storekeepers.—Advt,