Miscellaneous. • ' , " ~ G. FAULKNOR, NAPIER OOAOH FACTORY AND WAGGON WORKS CARRIAGES MADE FHOM NEWEST DESIGNS, FROM THE BEST AND WELL-SEASONEP MATEBIAIr DIRECT IMPORTER OF ALL OAEEIAGE WARE.
CHEAPEST, HANDIEST HAYWARD'S safest POWDER SHEEP DIP. FULTON AND SOUTHWELL, Depot Agents, Olive Square, Napier, HAVE pleasure in introducing the above Dip ta flock owners, and assuring them that they will find it on trial tha most convenient and economical Bpecific yet submitted to the public. . ■ • Hayward's Powder Dip is the matured result of Mr. C. P. Hayward's 7 years o£ active oxpcricnco through New Zealand, Australia, and South America, where he has etudied every economy in Sheep dipping to provide . • THE BEST SHEEP DIP IN THE WOEI/D. \ The Proprietors, Messrs. Tomlinson and Hayward, have spared [no| expense in - buildings and machinery to secure uniform quality and strength in the preparation of "' this specific, allot which goes through a process of manufacture ocoupying nearly one,. . '-'■ month to prepare a single case for market, Hayward's Powder Dip has been thoroughly proved by two seasons' operations in •-\ South America under the charge of Mr. C. P. Hayward, and in England it has secured ample testimonials from stud Stock breeders. . ' ' * ' PRICES AND ALL PARTICULARS ON. APPLICATION.. IT MAY BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH , MESSES. TOMLINSON AND HAYWARD'S GLYCERINE SHEEP DI P. Of which wo are in receipt of fresh supplies. ■-. '-,-..' PERFECTLY SAFE IN USE. TESTIMONIALS. ' From Messrs J. R. and R. K KIRKHAM, Breeders of Puro Lincoln Sheep, Bisca- ' . thorpe, August I7th, 1887. ' : We consider your Powder Dip a splendid one for large sheep owners. We have used it on our Furo Bred Lincoln Long-Wools, and it gives the Wool a nice appearance while not injuring it. It is a good (ill-round goneral purpose Dip. -#s, f From N. MELBOUKN, Eaq., Fillingham Qastlo, August 18th, 1887. Dear Sirs,— l find your Powder Dip exactly what is stated of it, viz. : handysafe, and thoroughly efficacious preparation, which does not injuro the Wool* or other, wiso interfere with the well-doing of the animals. From ROBERT WRIGHT, Esq., Breedor of Pnre. Lincoln Sheep, Nooton Heath August 16th, 1887. Dear Sirs, Your Dip is all ye»v maintain for it — cheap, safe, economical, and very handy for largo Flockownors. It is specfaliy uesful for Fly ; and as it gives the Wool such a nice appearance without injury, should take the leading place amongst Sheep Dips* FULTON AND SOUTHWELL,, CLIVE SQUAEE, NAPIEB. GROWN MOLESKIN TROUSERS, WHITE AND PRINTED. IN STOCKMAN'S, ORDINARY AND RIDING GUT, CAN BE PURCHASED RETAIL FROM ALL DRAPERS AND STOREKEEPERS IN THE COLONY, AND WHOLESALE FROM ALL WAREHOUSEMEN AND IMPORTERS. EACH ARTICLE BEARS^THE TRADE MARK OF ONE | OR MORE CROWNS ACCORDING TO QUALITY. V 1 <mm „ -. i ■ I ■ lIMBII-l I II
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 8033, 21 April 1888, Page 1
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