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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4906, 27 June 1918, Page 2

LAMBS MOST IN DEMAND. Lambs for which the highest price per pound is obtainable are medium weights of prime quality. Given the proper breed and adequate feed, a sheep-owner need have no difficulty in raising such lambs. Before being put on to rape, they should be freed from parasites by being passed through a batli of Quibell’sNon-poisonous Liquid Dip. Poisonous Dips should not be used as they tend to give tender lambs a check, which means valuable feed lost and money wasted. With Quibell’s Liquid Dip, however, lambs thrive straight away. It is the finest preparation for the purpose. The best practical men say so. It may not be widely known' that changes of surnames continue to be made in this- Dominion- A New Plymouth journal contains the following advertisement: ’I, Peter Arnold Adolphus Schwartz,, of New Plymouth, in company with my four brothers resident in Christchurch and Feilding, following the example set by His Majesty the King, and pursuant to the Provisions of the War Regulations, have been granted permission to such .change of Surname by the Hon. the Minister, of Internal .Affairs. —Peter A. Matheson. Economical and easy to use—and always reliable. Use Edmonds’ Baking Powder if you want light pastry, cakes, scones and < puddings it’s "Sure-to-Rise.” »14 BAKING POWDER