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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7744, 16 May 1887, Page 4

jf ltccy flitr. PEACOCK'S LUBRICANT SHEEP DIP £3 PER THOUSAND GALLONS. At SO PEACOCK'S IMPROVED DIP, £3 10s, Containing a lar/;o proportion of Glycerine, and guaranteed to bo entirely free from soda oraime.both of which are largely used in some oFtho dips now in tho market, and more especially in those sold in tho form of a powder, 3hich have tho effect of leaving the wool dry and harsh, causing the winter rains to permeate the skin, being thus a frequent source of lungworm with hoggets in low condition. Owing to a long range of experiments carefully carried out for some years on my own flock my Dip is now as near perfection as it is possible to obtain, and during the last threo years it lms given general satisfaction, and obtained a large number of Testimonials from thoroughly reliable and practical Flockowners and Sheep Inspectors. See my cir. culars. This Dip dojs not kill so quickly as the socalled non-poispnous sorts, but is permanent in ita effects, 1 saving the wool soft, white, and lustrous, and tlroroughly cleansing the skin. Being much heavier than water it is desirable tho Dip should bo well stirred up from tho bottom before each lot of sheep aro run through. For this purpose a common vat rake is the best, which is made with a piece of board 9 incites long with an auger hole through tho centro for pole 8 or 9 feet long. The l)ip is very easily mixed in cold water, nd is packed in Sealed Tins containing 3 gallons and Drums of i and 5 gallons, with printed directions for use on each tin. I Kach gallon will chargo 100 gallons of wntor. Price 6s and 7s per gallon. Special quotations r largo quantities. , DAVID Jt"EA 'OCX. ' A gents for Hawke's Bay :— KINROSS & CO., Port Ahuriki. TESTIMONIALS. Marton, 181h October, 1881. David Peacock, Esq., Homewood— Dear Sir,— l have examined several flocks of sheep that have been dressed in your new Dip and have much pleasure in testifying to its efficacy in destroying both Ticks and Lice. It is also most benoflcial to the wool, leaving it beautifully white and soft.— l am, yours faithfully, Robert K. Simpson, Inspector of Sheop. Rangitikei Junction, Bonny Glen, Ist Septembor, 1881. Mr Peacock— Dear Sir,— Your Dip is by far the best and cheapest I havo overused. I does not stain or make !ho wool dry and harshli ke many of tho English dips, but puts on a beautiful gloss, and cleanses away all filth, killing all insect lifo, and is lasting in its effects.— Daniel Stevens. Bonny Glen, Rangitikei, August 30, 1881. D. Peacock, Esq., Marton— Dear Sir,— I this year tried your Dip, and found it very efficacious for Lice and Ticks. It is much cheaper than any other I ever used, and leaves tho wool and skin beautifully white and soft, without staining.— Yours truly, Jno. P. Lethbridge. Mr Peacock— Dear Sir,— We dipped our sheep In March last in your dipping mixture, and found it to answer well, killing el tho Lice and Ticks, leaving tho wool bean.if ully soft, white, and oily, and thoroughly el 3 vnslng the skin. Our sheep wore very lousy lippnt; but at present date are perfectly froe fiom Lice and Ticks.— R. and R. E. Johnsto 124 tmpoetant! : TIHOMAS 1 SHEEP-DIP. The Wool consigned to Helmuth Schwartz and Co., London, oy the Pastoral Society of Hawke's Bay, Now Zealand, was reported upon by their Valuer to bo "of Freeßtaplo and Sound, of Great Lustre and Soft Fool, and with Little or No Smell."— Dated June, 1881. Sheep Dipped with this Specific aro not only FREED FROM ALL TICKS AND LICE, but tho WOOL is actually improvod by ONE 1 PENNY to as much as THREEPENCE per t pound. Mr Cartor, of Scale Park, Victoria, took 150 FIRST AND SECOND-CLASS PRIZES, and nearly SIX HUNDRED Pounds Sterling ; in MONEY PRIZES this last Season; and Mr Carter authorises us to say that he considers the use of THOMAS' SPECIFIC had much to do with the unpreoedonted Beauty and Quality of his vVool. TESTIMONIAL. I .COPY. '• Scale Park, Clunos, Victoria, 2Qth January, 1887. Dear Sir,— l have very much pleasure in Bonding you a testimonial of my high apprecia tion of Thomas' Sheep Dipping Specific, with : which you supplied me. I have found it i. answer wall. 1, Thocomploto failure of an English poisonous \ dip to kill tho ticks induced mo to try the [. above, lam glad to state, with the greatest p. success ; tho eradication of the ticks and ova 0 was so complete, that on several occasions I F, have ohallengod inspection in my Stud Sheop andgenoral Flock to find a living tick amongst them ; and as for the condition of the wool aud the health oE tho sheop, the fact o£ my taking 1 so many first prissos at each of tho Agricultural Shows, vu.. Melbourne, Ballarat, Echua, >f Sandhurst, Rochester, Kyneton, and Bovoral o. other shows, sufficiently tostiflos; and my sheep wore entirely free from ticks at shear8. i"g---10 I havo. now much pleasure in giving in 10 writing my opinion of tho quality ot youi ;o Specific, which I never hesitato to express publicly whenovor tho subject of dip is ro )0 ferred to. [5 I havo tho honor, &c, Lbnaud R. Catwer. b. Tho prizes referred to amount In number tc 11 157, and in value to nearly £600 sterling. ; y BANNER AND LIDDLE, f NAP IE R. ? THOM AS3 A. N D CO. 'f. Manufacturers, io Somerset-place, Melbourne. 12, ■o MURTON AND WHITE'S s» 10 S HAWKE.S BAY d CJHEEP-DIPPING FLUII 10 Can now bo obtained from WILLIAM WHITE AND CO., „ AT THEIR WORKS, SPIT, 12( 11 io —————— — — — — — — — h ZEALANDIA_SHEEP DIP. '. ,fT*HIS DIP, prepared by ourselves, 0 JL Jg an entirely different article to anything now offered to Sheop Ownors, and all lj wo ask is c A TRIAL TO PROVE ITS VAST SUPERIORITY OVER_OTHER DIPS. We guarantee it to absolutely Destroy all Insects infesting sheep, to improvo the condition of tho Wool, and to be Quito harmless to the nerson using it. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER AND CO.'S % New Zealand Drug Company, Limited. 13

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