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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8335, 11 April 1889, Page 4

PfcttHatteouff. REID AND GRAY Were awarded FIRST ORDER OF MERIT AND SPECIAL MENTION By the Jurors at the recent Melbourne Exhibition. DOUBLE FURRbW PLOUGHS Tho Best Material and Workmanship Throughout N.8.-SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN DOUBLE AND TREBLE FURROW AND SINGLE PLOUGHS. DISC HARROWS In Sizes from Cft to 12ft wide, fitted with Patent Adjustment for Distributing the weight uniformly on tho Harrow at any nnele, and making It the moat perfect Harrow in New Zealand. SEED-SOWING ATTACHMENTS FITTED ON IF REQUIRED. NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED-SOWER. ' IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DRILL, With Positive Feed and Spring Coulters. REID AND GRAY'S COMBINED MA-7URK AND TURNIP DRILL. Mado any slzo from 4 to 8 Coulters, and from llin to lGln between the Drills. STEEL ZIG-ZVG HARROWS, Same Prine as Iron ; will fnsl iloublo the time of Iron Harrows. REID AND GRAY'S HORSE GEARd are universally used In New Zealand. Theyara self-contained, consequently no liability of breaking. Over 1000 in use. 1W CHAMPION SHEEP DIP. CERTAIN DESTRUCTION OF ALL PARASITES AND EGGS IMPROVEMENT IN GROWTH OF THE WOOL. FIRST PRIZE CANTERBURY! AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL BOCIETX TRIALS. APRHi TOINOVEMBER, 1887, THE MOST STRINGENT COMPETITION EVER HELD Manufactured Only By MURTON AND WHITE SOLE PROPRIETORS, PORT AHURIRI, NAPIER, ]HAWKE'S BAY, NEW ZEALAND ia „ _ rern, 21st February? lgM, . Messrs Eakins and Co. . Dear Sirs,— We have yours of the 12th inquiring atxrat the remit sf our iip»ins frow : he shears in your dip. fr^™^. We dipped over two housand of our best wes with heir amba and about 'hre«i,. thousand five hundred hoggets almost directly off the she irs without tho loss ot a .hoop- on i the dipping or any damage whatever to either sheep or wool. Thoy were dipped In Nov* ember. Yesterdaywe had about fifteen hundred of thorn in the yards, and though we looked. -' • carefully could .not and ia tiok on tho merino, (and only one on a crossbred la b.— Your , trulyi ROYSK & ANDERSON. Pakowhfti, September 20, 1881. Messrs Eakins and Co. • ■ . . , Gentlemen,— l have great pleasure .n testifying again this season to the efflcaer et ' > your Improved Sheop Dip. This is the third season that 1 have used your dip and find it equally satisfactory. The wool la in splendid condition, no discoloration, and free from tioka andlloe, and wishing you a prosperous season, I remain, yours faithfully, FRANK COLLINGK, TeMahanga, 31th September 1888. Messrs Eakins and Co., Napier. , . . Dear Sirs,— l have used your " Improved Sheep Dip " for the past two seasons, and ite ' nas given me the utmost satisfaction. , I have tested i f with other Dips, and have no hesitation In saying that it |i»tho hetfc and moßt reliable l)lp I have ever used, intend to continue using it. lours faithfully, "WILLIAM DOUGLAS. „ „ • „ Takapau, 24Ui September, 1883. Messrs Eakins and Co., Napier. Dear Sirs,— it gives me pleasure to bear testimony to the excellency ot yam "Improved Sheep Dip. I have used it for several yean on both my stations with moat : satisfactory results. i •»»■« I consider it the best and most economical Dip in the m irkeb Yours faithfully ALEXANDER BRAN THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY treta* Sole Agents for Hawkes Bay for the sale of our Improved Sheep Dip, and wdera forth* future will please be sent direct to that Company, who will keen a supply of Dip always ou , hand ■ ' 2 KAkINS*CO : THE NEW ZEALAND SHEEP till* STILL TO THE FRONT. INSTRUCTIONS will be found on every drum, and if carried out a failure^" • Is Impossible. G. Heslop being apraotical Sheepfarmor, and 3 years' in the manufaotor» >. Ing of the above Dip, finds that by dipping a lamb in every brew before leaving the works It - the only test in turning out an efficacious and uniform Dip. '- ■ TESTIMONIALS From J. It, Lanauze, Esq • . - „ Auctioneer and Stock Agent for Murray, Roberta and Co) . „,,,,,;•.,. Hawkes Bay, lit November, 1888. In reply to yours of the 29th ult, re your Sheep Dip, I have used it in the month of Miircti'"^ on long- woolled and croßabred sheep and also found it moat effectual In destroying lloe andlii tioks, and the sheep were quite free from paraaltea whenahorntho foUowlngNovember. -Tha* ii Dip ia in no way detrimental to the wool, not leaving the slightest stain. On one oooulon XL/ , dipped 300 long-woolled 2-tooth wethers in your Dip. and' put With them SM oressbred^too tff ' ewes, wliloh had not been dipped, and were badly affooted with liooand tloig, and after WliS''/ hi the same paddook for seven weeks the dipped sheep were carefully examined and found tS be per .eotly free from all parasites. , ' , From Paiujp Dolbel, Esq. , , •' ■ • • ■ . . .. Springfleld,Hawke'sßay,saiKoVeißiber,Wa.i! <ir In reply to yours of 27th Ootober, re your Sheen Dip, it is a faot that the U shew ofofll*}^ dipped in your N.Z. Sheep Dip, as an experiment, have been running in our flocb. and . Whe«,, „ ' Bxamlned were found perfectly clean, and the flock which they were running with h«db«S ? lipped in another Dip, and found on oxamlnatlou to be badly afieoted with Uoci I mar state*' ' ' Injustice to your enquiry, that there could be no mistake as to the 12 sheea above mentloneai'' Is they were carefully branded ■ ■ . .■• . .' .- from Gko. Bee. • • ' .--'•- •' -^'. ■- • -•> ■• : " „„ . . ... - itohaka, Hawke'sß**, Ist September, 188& '"''■.! I dipped SOM hoggets with your Dip last year (March),mWo^hebaWac<M)rdiDgtOftoiii.! struotions on the drums, and found ft quitestrong enough foMUtf«*B, Ihwe^rftw llSim i, the sheep, but had there been I am quite sure ft would have ktiWd themj ■ The Dft-Wenr I aasy to mix, and does not stain or discolor the wool. 1 ' I dipped the sheep right under/ and dlS 1 '" lot loose one through poisoning. lamquT.e satisfied with the Dip, and intend tanse itaffaS •'«■•» this coming season. . ;'^ ™^^ from Ewen Cameron, Esq. . • '"■' .-., - ' < ■'.'''< ■ ,';.>.:■;:«./ DllowtogilenS?- Ways on • bmA at tJie Wo^ B»Bakura,''ne« Pakbwlia!, and at tofti ' ' ?ij™i .AND^TABUTEAtI. Sole! Agents for Hawk»'B Bay. ■■'• ; ■ n^^T^wSfeifi24? dWa^'* >■ i; A. REYNOLDS, Poverty Bay. j '•■-•; ; ' ' ' : AU orders addressed to above win Be proilipUy attended to, '■ ■"•;"-- --■ . .0. 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