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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8351, 1 May 1889, Page 4

REID AND GRAST Were awarded FIRST ORDER OF MERIT AND SPECIAL MENTION By the Jurors at the recent^Helbourne Exhibition. DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS The Best Material and Workmanship ThrouuJwut. N.8.-SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN DOUBLE AND TREBLE FURROW AND SINGLE PLOUGHS.

In Sizes from 6ft to 12ft wide, fitted with Putent Adjustment for Dl«trib^angthe wtfaht uniformly on the Harrow at any annle, and making it the most perfeot .wrrow « se,w Zealand. SEED-SOWING ATTACHMENT--* JITTED ON IF REQUIRKD. NEW POSITIVE FEED BROADCAST SEED-SOWEB. IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DRILL, With Positive Feed and Spring Coulters. REID AND GRAY'S COMBINED MAN "RE AND TURNIP DRILL. Made any Blze from i to 8 Coulters, ami from liin to 161n between the Drills. STEEL ZIG-ZMJ HARROWS, Same Price as Iron j will !nsi double the time of Iron Harrows. RBID AND GRAY'S HOR S fi! GEARd aie universally used in New Zealand. They arg elf- contained, consequently no liability of breaking. Over 1000 in use. ISO CHAMPION SHEEP DIP. CERTAIN DESTRUCTION OF ALL PARASITES AND BOOS AMD IMPROVEMENT IN GROWTH OF THE WOOL FHIST PRIZE CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL HOOK" D TRIALS, APRUi TO NOVEMBER, 1887, ). THE MOST STRINGENT COMPETITION EVER HKLD >r a _________ i. Manot-aciubed Only By MURTON AND WHITE SOLEPROPRIETORS, , PORT AHURIRI, NAPIER, HAWKE'S BAY, NEW ZEALAND HAYWARD'S POWDER DIP. 4 Instructions or MIXING, VERY SIMPLE, Supplied on application. COLD WATER ~ON~LY REQ^UIiRED. When instructions strictly followed NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL! CHEAP~TO BUY ! / EASY^ITO IKSTIMATjf REQUIREMENTS Small Packets make 25 Gallons of Dip Large Packets make £0 Gallons of Dip A Case makes ICOO Gallons of Dip Compact and inexpensive to convey to inland stations— a case weighs ljowfc 1 UNQUALIFIED TESTIMONIALS EVERYWHERE CHEAPEST, HANDIEST, SAFEST, AND BEST (Obtainable from all Storekeepers.) FULTON & SOUTHWELL WHOLESALE AGENTS. ' SO THE NEW ZEALAND SHEEP DIP STILL TO THE FRONT. INSTRUCTIONS will be found on every drum, and if carried out a failaw is impossible. G. Healop being a practical Sheepfarmer, and 3 years', in the manoijWtMing of the above Dip, finds that by dipping a lamb in every brew before leaving Ura work* the only test in turning out an efficacious and uniform Dip. TESTIMONIALS #. From J. R. Lanauzb, Esq 1 ' Auctioneer and Stook Agent for Murray, Roberts andiCo.) , -, Hawke s Bay, Ist November, 1858, In reply to yours of the 29th ult, re your Sheep Dip, I have used ftin the month of. March on long-woolled and orossbred sheep' and also found it moat effectual in destroying UcaasA tioks, and the sheep were quite free from parasites when shorn the following Novembtl. fh Dip is in no way detrimental to the wool, not leaving the slightest stain. On one ooa-rion dipped 300 long-woolled 2-tooth wethers in your Dip, and put with them ,350 creaabred Mcoth ewes, whioh had not been dipped, and were badly affected with lice and tiofct, and after bete v in the same paddock for seven weeks the dipped sheep were carefully tiaminod ttd tolSltt --soberer eoUy free from all parasites ■ ■ .- \J« Frsm Phiixip Dolbkl, Esq. _ . „. _ „• ' '"'^ Springfield, Hawko's Bay, sth November, 188In repiy to yours of 27th October, re your Sheep Dip, it is a fact that the 13 antes of craw dipped in your N.Z. Sheep Dip, as an experiment, have been running in nor flock, sad what examined were found perfectly olean, and the flock whioh they were running with had ban ilipped in another Dip, and found on examination to be badly, afiected with' lioe. ImaKaSS. la j usUoe to your enquiry, that there could be no miatakTaß tothe mheep kbov« ineStSiXli Is they were carefully branded >• ■ . „ . From Qeo, Bbb. I dipped 8000 hoggets with your Dip last year (March), miriDgth c bath aooord&ff T» ,{bl atruotionß on the drums, and found it quite strong enough to kill ticks. There wera no Uoeos the sheep, but had there been I am quite sure ii would have killed them. The Diptg very easy to mix, and does not Blain or discolor the wool. I dipped, the sheep right undwyandidld not loose one through poisoning. lamqui';e satisfied with tho Dip, and intendtonae ft again this coming Beason., . -^" From Ewbis Cambbon, Esq. . .-■.;-. -.i Toanga, Povertyßay, 10th Sentenber USB* '< Having used the New Zealand Sheep Dip for 3 years in succession I find It canal it not ■ superior to any Dip I have nesd, ,-- •. ' >•*-»■ A large supply always on hand at the Works, Papakuro, near PakowbaL and at ' following agents :— . ■• - .. - BAraRANDTABUTBAU,So Agents for Hawkrtßsy.. : ".'."-.. STEVENS AND GORTON, Manawatu and Wanganul. , •* ;- J.H. HUNTER, Waikato and uokland- ,_ 'd A. REYNOLDS, Povertyßay. , ! ! , .^f All orderi addressed to aboTe will be promptly attended toi " -'"'•' - . o. HESLop, .-. ' :■; „..-..;',.... : ;-;- aOLKPRpPREBTOR AND MANOKAOTURER OF ABOVTB DIP. . "--' .H "

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