• IMPORTANT. ': J« HO MAS' SHEEP -DIP. • Tho Wool consigned to Holmulh Schwartz mil C0.,- London, by tho Pasloval Soctoty of lawko's Bay, Now Zealand, was reported ipon by their Valuer to bo "of Freo Staple md Sound, of Groat. Luslro and Soft Fcol, mil with Littlo or No Smell."— Dated Juno, \BSU ' 3heoi) Dipped with" this Specific m-b not only FREED FROM ALL TICKS AND LICK, jut tho WOOL is actually iinprovcd by ONL PENNY to ns much ns THREEPENCE per pound. . . . Mr Carter, of Scale Park, Victoria, took . - --150 FIRST A!ND SECOND-CLASS PRIZES, md nearly SIX HUNDRED Pounds Sterling in MONEY PRIZES this last Season; and Mv Carter authorises us to say that ho considers the uso of THOMAS' SPECIFIC Ima much to do with Iho unprecedented Beauty and Quality of his Wool. TESTIMONIAL. [COPY.] • • Scale Park, Climes, Victoria, 29th .fmninry, 1887. Dear Sir,-I havo very much pleasure in sondlngyou a testimonial of my mghapprecia tion of Thomas' Sheep Dipping Specinc, with which you supplied mo. I have round it answer woll. . . .... The complete failure of an English poisonous dip to kill the ticks induced mo to try tho abovo, lam glad to stato, with the greatest success; tho eradication of the licks and ova was so.complelo, that, on sovorat occasions I have challenged inspection in my Stud Shoep nndgcneral Flock to flnda living tick amongst thorn ; and as for tho condition of Uio wool and the health of the sheep, the fact of my taking so manyilrstprisies.atoachof tho Agricultural Shows; viz., Melbourne, Ballarat, Ecliua, Sandhurst, Rochester, Kynoton, and several other shows, sufficiently testifies j and my sheop were entirely free from ticks nt shonrThavo now miich pleasure in giving in writing my opinion of tho quality of your Specific, which I never hesitate to express publicly whonover Iho subject of dip is referred to. I have tho honor, &c., Lenabd R. Cautek. Tho prizes referred to amount in number to 157, and in value to nearly £COO sterling. . BANNER AND LIDDLE, 'AGENTS, " NAPIER. THO M A s"a N D CO., Manufacturers, Somerset-place, Melijouiink. 871 PEACOCK'S LUBRICANT SHEEP DIP £3 PER THOUSAND GALLONS. At so PEACOCK'S IMPROVED DTP, £3 108, Containing a larjjo 'proportion of Glycerine, and guaranteed to bo entirely free from soda orlUmo, both of which aro largoly used insomo oPtho dips now in tho market, and more cspooially in thoso soid in the form of a powdor, which have tho Cifl'cct of leaving the wool dry and harsh, causing tho winter rams to permcato tho skin, being thus a frequent source of lungworm wlta hoggots in low condition, Owing to a long range of oxporimonts carefully earned out for somo years on my own flock my Dip is now as near perfection as it is possiblo lo obtain, and during tho last three years it Mns givon gonoral satisfaction, and obtained a largo number of Testimonials from thoroughly reliable and practical Flockowners and Sheep Inspectors. Soo my cirCU Tto Dip doa3 not kill so quickly as tho socalled non-poispno'us sorts, but is pormanent in its effects, 1 saving tho wool soft, white, and lustrous, and thoroughly cleansing tho skin. Being much heavier than water it is aosirablo tho Dip should be well stirred up' from tho botlom hoftro each lot of shoop are run through. I'or this purposo a common vat rako is tho boat, which- is mado withapieeo of board 9 incho3 long with an auger hole through thn contro for pole 8 or 9 feet long. The Dip i 3 very easily mixed in cold water, nrt is packed In Sealed Tins containing 3 gallons anil Drums of i and 5 gallons, with printed directions for uso on each tin. Kach gallon will charge 100 gallonsof water, Price 6s and 7s nor gallon. Spools! quota! ions vlargcquantlUcs.^^^^,^^ Agents for Hawke's Bay :— KINROSS & CO., Port Anroßmi. " TESTIMONIALS. Marton, 181 h Octobo*. 1884. David Peacock, Esq., HomewoQtt— Deal Sir,— l havo oxnminod sovornl /looks of shoo] that havo been dressed in your now Dip ant have much ploasuro in testifying lo it! efficacy in destroying both Ticks and Lice It is also most beneficial to tho wool, leavinj it beautifully white and soft.— l am, youri faitlif ully, Robeut K. Simpson, Inspector ol Sheep. . Rangltikoi Junction, . Bonny Glon, Ist September, 1884. Mr Peacock— Dear Sir,— Your Dip is by fai Iho best and cheapest. I havo ovor used. I does not stain or make iho wool dry ant harshl i ko many of tho English dips, but puts on a beautiful gloss, and cleanses away al filth, killing all insect lifo, and is lasting in its effects.— Daniel Stevens. Bonny Glon. Rangitikei, August 30, 1881. D. Peacock, Esq., Marton— Dear Sir,- I thi; yuav tried your Dip. and found it very cfllca cions for Lico and Ticks. It is much cheapoi than any other I ovor used, and loaves tht wool and skin beautifully white and soft without staining.— Yours truly, Jno. P Letubhidoe. ■ Mr Poacock— Dear Sir,— Wo dipped oui shoep in March lnst in" your dipp.ing mixluro nnd found it' to answer woll, killing p 1 thi Lice and Ticks, leaving Hie wool bcnii'Jfull] soft, whito, and oily, and thoroughly cUinsmt the Bkin. Our sheop were very lousy lipp'iiß but at present dato aro perfectly free lion Lico and Ticks.— R. and R. E. Johnsto EAKINS AND CO.'S IMPROVED SHEEP DIP X Price 6s Gd Per Gallon. . AST Bowaro of Spurious and Worthless Imitations. EAKINS AND CO.'S Green Olntmont, nov so well known as a specific for tho euro o soro backs, saddlo and girth gaits, &c., affect ing horses, 2s Cd por box. EAKINS AND CO.'S Buchu and Scoparium tho best remedy for all forms of kidney com plaints, 2s fid per bottlo. EAKINS AND CO.'S Chlorodyno. EAKINS AND CO.'S Albino Dentifrice which leavCß white pearly teeth, preservins nnd hardoning the gums, Is Dd per box. EAKINS AND CO.'S Ldvondor Water, onci tried always used. All kinds of the Purest Drugs and Cliomi cnls at very reduced prices. Storekeepers supplied, with all kinds o Tinctures, &c. ' ' EAKINS~AND CO., Manufacturing CiiemißT3 and Veterinary Surgeons, TENNYSON-STREET, NAPIER, 95 MURTON AND WHITE'S nAWKE.S BAY QHEEP-DIPPING FLUIE Can now bo obtained from ■ WILLIAM WHITE AND CO., AT THEIR WORKS, SPIT, 65 THE NEW ZEALAND SHEFPDiP. WITH reference to the Disso ution of Partnership hitherto existing between Mr Eakins and myself, as por advertisement of to-day's dato, I havo much ploasuro in announcing that I havo mado arrungoinonts with Mr J. S. Welsjmn, Chomisl. of Napier, and that the manufacture o£ ivy "Now Zealand Sheop Dip" will bo continued under his supervision. Circulars containing full information 'as to prieo and mode of using Iho Dip, with testimonials from somo of our principal flockowners, will bo issued in a few days. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) will continno to not. as Solo Agonts throughout Now Zealand for tho salo o£ tho "New Zealand Sheop Dip. 22 ' .' i GEORGE HESLOP. * INTHE M JJI V)^ THOUGH^ //f O^S COPIED M / 2' ' J3|fi; Packets AUCKLAND WELLINGTON,! AGENTS' EV33 robjohF AGENTS J
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7697, 21 March 1887, Page 4
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