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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 34, 4 November 1937, Page 3 (Supplement)

WE ONLY ADVERTISE WMT OSERS SAYIt's Facts That Count, And Results That Pay Read What a Well Known Manawatu Sheepman Writes:— ounjAnon ' WoU ' d likS <0 QdViso y ° U ° f ,he ““ ~ success I have had with FORD'S DRENCH this season. My hoggets -W*' are t' lo b° s t that I have ever had, I'l and I attribute it entirely to the \ I.V Drench. /Or hY'L-**'* —ln order to moke a trial, I drench/Z VMAfM.NTUIOFOMMSIOI. // ed all my ewes except 150, which I branded and left with the rest of JOSEPH FORD'S DRENCHING GUN the flock under the same conditions. An inspection of the ewes has Offers greater efficiency at less trouble, d mo thQt fhose drGnched and is indispensable to every stock , owner have done far better than the 150 not drenched, and a marked difThis new improved model is quick, sturdy, ference can be seen jn the fwQ |ofs _ and fool-proof in action. It is readily t , , , adjusted'to any dose from 5 c.c. to 1 fluid 1 m ' 9ht mention that my land has ounce. There are no valves or washers not 'been top dressed and the imto cause trouble, and it will give years of provement in the sheep is, in my reliable service. Once the adjustable .. , , . ~ , . . , , . . ~ . , , opinion, entirely due to the drench, stop has been set at the required dose, a single movement of the hand is all that is lam thoroughly convinced that ewe necessary to fill or discharge the gun. drenching pays, and recommend .ii | , , inernu FORD'S DRENCH to all Farmers, specially designed tor use with JOSEPH FORD'S DRENCH. Chief N.Z. Agents: THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., OBTAINABLE FROM ALL STOCK AND STATION AGENTS.

“WAIMOANA” STUD FARM •* - , ■ Property of W. D. LYSNAR COMPANY LTD., Box 541, GISBORNE. ■■ ; 7 .:. ; • .777- —-. ■ ' 1 wbl ? fRS ;.... ; ?. •<• • : O' ®LO: fcC - •■' ‘ ' IW K v< ZZ'- ' , 7.7'7. >. 1 ilWfagk* y. . /*, > „ * 2C < > , V-r*, ; * 1 1 A prize-winning group of Waimoana Studs, Hawke's Bay Show, 1937, and Poverty Boy Show, 1937. I i >'" A select flock of Romneys and Southdown Sheep are kept, headed by QUESTED No. 47 (Imported). the imported Romney Ram, QUESTED No. 47, first prize ram hogget, Royal A STUD WITH TYPE AND CONSTITUTION. ALL BRED AND REARED Show, England, and the imported Southdown Ram, SANDRINGHAM 266, ON THE HILLS. bred by His Late Majesty, the King. The stud is headed with the Imported Polled Hereford BULLION GROVE 2 oth and WAIHUKU JUMBO Ist, first prize yearling and Gold Medal Winner as Junion Champion, Hastings Royal Show, 1935; also first prize yearling and first prize group, Gisborne, 1935; also winner Combined Breeders' Association Perpetual Challenge Cup at Gisborne, 1935, for the best yearling bull. A LIMITED NUMBER OF STUD BULLS FOR SALE BY THE ABOVE BULLS. INSPECTION AND CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.