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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7142, 21 April 1885, Page 4

Miscellaneous LANG-LEY & NEWMAN, CABINETMAKERS, Q E N fl B A L HOUSE F 'v B N I S fl ji U UNDBRTAKBBS &o. "^< ACKNOWLEDGED TO BB THB CHEAPEST HOUSE IN KAPIEK. 230 BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., LATE GEORGE BOOTH & SONS, Makers of the CiKiil IRON WINDMILL. The Best and Cheapest Windmill made. ConBtructed entirely of Iron. Strong, Durable SSLF-SEGULATING. Will give mow power than any other mill of s ?"^ ■ ' ame fl i ze « Will run in the lightest wind, wHfU^HL and is perfectly safe in a storm. Will nob ihrink, swell, warp, rattle or blow to piece* {f|B CARLYLE Improved PATENT DISO flnjAl j: ARROWS, with travelling carriage; nearly mm \\ 200 Sets Bold this season. The Best Diso flgjir \\ ■ Harrow in the Market. Send for ciroular. U»l£#IWA - - OABLYLI IMPLEMENT WOBKS, Wi||f 11/a^Aiffeir^i, And 213j Tuam - 3fcreet > Ohristoauroh. Agents for Hawke's Bayft^h fllSßMWH 4 UH33R3 MURRIY, BOBBRTS & 00. Jf/-jrjlp|i^^^g|Hja ' | Who will give prompt and Careful Atten tl /Jaffa F^^^^MwHSjSit { f^ to Enquiiies or Orders placed with PETER HOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL **££ A AT INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES EXHIBITION. ; PETER HOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL lß Eft3; r A EVERY MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD. PETER HOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL «.*, * ONLY ONE AWARDED TWO GOLD MEDALS. PETER HOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL Dr ;£ botts " A " MORE BENEFIT THAN THE OTHER KINDS." PETER HOLLER'S COD LIVER OILoJS^I A "SUPERIOR TO ANY WE HAVE EVER SEEN." PETER HOLLER'S COD LIVER OIL * u T£,<i 1 "ALL THAT COULD BE WISHED." At OHEMISTS,^^^^^^^^^^EVERY- ; GROCERS, &c.^^^^^^^% WHERE. Steam Manufactories, Lofoten Islands, Norway, i Offices & Warehouses, Christiania & 43, Snow Hill, London, E.C. D" PIIB S^l" 1885. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FLOOKOWNERS. "LINCOLN TOEP DIP," POISONOUS. " GLYCERINE DIP." NON-POISONOUS. Will MIX with COLD WATER, and not Discolor the Wool. Mb Haywaed having had two seasons practical experience of lll^ZL^'j-." Sheep Dipping in every part of New Zealand, and thoroughly fifF" " --^Sffili studied the modes of dipping and the requirements of the different iff "iVrtFDUiJH I II districts, we have been enabled to specially adapt the above preSiilP o^* parations to such requirements so aa to ensure entire satisfaction Mlffr W lil n ever y instance with one dipping. They are CERTAIN Si ts^~^§B!J KILLEBS OF TICKS, their Bggs; LICE, their Ova; and all . laS fSrnrSdfflffll Parasites infesting the Skins of Sheep. -^i IS FltSv ffljiiii Th ? " GL ' S 111^- 83 DIJP " is the beß^ evep Produced for Wool Ire oil Growing purposes, as shown by testimonials, and the " LINCOLN ' ||f \w^r|"W^i|rai DIP" is the most durable in the Wool, and will keep the Sheep 111 \^^JLi^Wiiii^fc c^ can l° n S er > than any other Dip has yet attained. |U |fi^^^SSj|| ||H^p '■* c two Dipa may be used together in equal proportions, whioh lj|jj -Jlsntv S^IVEPJIijgjjMBy will make a perfect Dip and keep any ordinary flock of Sheep clean H|| J ■ illllJlP'^ c whole season. Used together they combine highly nutritious i n and stimulating properties, with the lasting power of the Lincoln Dip. For very lousy and filthy long-wool flocks, the Lincoln Dip alone is recommended, it being most lasting in its effects. RECENT TESTIMONIALS. JTrom Mr R. P. CfiOPr, Public Dip, Ashley, N. Canterbury, N.Z. July 16fch, 1884. Te Mr C. P. Hayward, Dunedin. Dear Sir,— l note some Dip Manufacturing Agonts aye publishing particulars of a trial of Dips in Hawke's Bay. Now, having used your Dip ever since the publio trial you gave at Ashley in March 1883 (since whioh date I note Mr Reginald Foster, Sheep Inspector, after examining the sheep dipped, gave you a testimonial), I can give you abundant testimony of your " Glycerine Dip," after thorough tests with the mo3t lousy flocks whioh I have dipped for Sheepowners at my public dip, and I find that if your dip ia uasd to your directions, the most perfect results are obtained. Lice have not been found on any of the sheep after coming in contact with, lousy ones, therefore my experience quite disproves that of the Hawke's Bay Judges. Let them do as I have done, viz., test a dip for a whole year, when tho Shearing Shed tells the tale. The beauty of your " Glycerine Dip " is that it not only kills the Parasite life and keeps them olean up to Shearing, but it gives the ./00l such a beautiful appearance. Mr Foster frequently inspects Sheep I hive dipped in your Dip, and always appears thoroughly satisfied with them. From Wiliiam DOTTGHA3, Ksq, Te Mahanga, Hawke's Bay. 13th June, 1884. 0. P. Hayward, Dunedin. Dear Sir,— " 1 have used your 'Lincoln* and 'Glycerine Dips,' and have paid exceptional attention to the results. I used 501 b of 'Lincoln' and 1 gillon of 'Glycerine' to every 290 gallons of water, with which I am perfectly satisfied ; the portion of my flock that I put through this Mixture is now thoroughly clean, and the wool in fine order." From 3?, N. Hookbh, Manager for Jno. Grigg, Esq., Longbeacb. Station. Ashburton, New Zealand, July 12, 1884. To Mr Hayward, Dunedin. Dear Sir,— Tours o hand, re esult of dipping, Mr Standish I am glad to say is highly pleased with the appearance of tho Sheep dipped in your "Glycerine" and "Lincoln Dips' mixed, compared with these dipped with Hatch's Dip, so much so that since you were here we have used your Dij, for about 6000 Sheep, and Mr Grigg would have used it for about 10,000 had your "Lincoln Dip" been obtainable. When it could not be got we U3edyour 11 Lincoln Dip " mixed with Hatch. Mr Standiah has just boen examining the Sheep dipped both with yours and your opponent's Dip, and speaks very favorably of the resuls. When the " Glycerine " and " Lincoln" was used, tho wool and skin of the Sheep were in by far the best condition than those dipped by Hatch. >-i| Sold everywhere in strong Iron Drums (which ara free) of 201 b, 601 b, and 1001 b each. Price 4s per gallon in quantity (101 b to gallon), a great reduction on orders for larger quantities for large flocks, when 1000 gallons of Liquid can be made for £3 10s. The undermentioned agents will be pleased to supply Catalogues, Price Li9ts, Instructions for Mixing, and any information required. Solo Proprietors and Manufacturers : — TOMLINSON AND HA* WARD, CHEMISTS, LINCOLN, ENGLAND. AGENTS :— '•\ j/ULIOy, EMERSON-STREKI, NAPIEtt. JHI. HARWOUD, WAIPAWA ASHWIN BROS., WAIROA. N.8. -Plans of Hay ward's Latest Improved Sheep Dipping Baths with Travelling Gangway, as erected by some of the leading Flockownera of Ne*r Zeahnd, to be had of the several Agents. Pries 10a 6d each. '

Snaineaa Notices THOMAS TJ ISHOP J3 STOCK, STATION AND GENEBAL COMMISSION Ac?JSTT, Hasticgs. 227 [ESTABMSHBD 1876.J -pUKETAPU aTOBB A Labge Assobtmbst op GENJBDBAL STORES Always on Hand, at lowest possible Prices, consisting of — GHOOEBIES, DHAPjBRY, SADDLEBY, OBOOKEBY, IRONMONGERY, &0., MEN'S AND YOUTH'S OLOTHIfiG. BOOTS AND SHOES. Also, a Good Gbnbbal Asjobthsni o DBAPBB7. ■pUKETAPU HOTEL AJSD STOBE W. ELBOUBNE, Pbopbibtob. The Hotel is newly erected, and affords every Accommodation for Travellers, and is replete with every comfort, a Good Table. WINES AND SPIBITS Of the Best Brands, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ALE 3. The Stables are large and commodious and First-class Paddooks, Accommodation Paddocks for Drivers of Cattle and Sheep. Puketapu Coach leaves the Hotel daily for Napier at 8.30 a.m. ; returning at 3 p.m. Patea Mail Coach arrives every Monday, and leaves the Hotel at 7 a.m. every Thursday .