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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8379, 3 June 1889, Page 4

REID AND GRAY Were awarded FIRST ORDER OF MERIT AND SPECIAL MENTION By tlio'Jurora at the recont Melbourne Exhibition,] DOUBLE EURROW PLOUGHS The Bost Material and Workmanship Throughout. N.B. PEOIAL REDUCTIONS IN DOUBLE AND TREBLE FURROW AND SINGLE " PLOUGHS. In-Bizeß from 6ft to 12ft -wide, fitted with Patent Aditutment for Distributing the weteht uniformly on tho Harrow at any angle, and making it the moat perfeot Harrowjln Hew Zealand. SEED-SOWINQ ATTACHMENTS PITTED ON IF REQUIKBD. NEW POSITIVE PEED BROADCAST SEED-SOWER. IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAIN DRILL, With Positive Feed and Spring Coulters. REID AND GRAY'S COMBINED MANURE AND TURNIP DRIM,. Made any size from 4 to 8 Coulters, and from Uln to IBm between the Drills. STKEL ZIGZ\G HARROWS. ' Same Price as Iron ; will iisr double tho time of Iron Harrows. REID AND GRAY'S HORSE GEAltd are universally used in New Zealand. They are olt-contoined, consequently no liability of breaking. Over 1000 in use. 130 CHAMPION SHEEP DIP. CERTAIN DESTRUCTION OF ALL PARASITES AND EQQS AND IMPROVEMENT IN GROWTH OF THE WOOL ■ liitStiito FIRST PRIZE) CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL BOGIE" TRIALS. APRIL TO NOVEMBER, 1887, THE MOST STRINGENT COMPETITION EVEBIHBLDj Manufactured Only By MURTON AND WHITE SOLE PROPRIETORS, PORT AHURIRI, NAPIER, HAWKE'S JBAY, NEW ZEALAND HAYWARD'S POWDER DIP. Instructions or MIXING, VERT SIMPLE, Supplied on application. COLD WATER ONLY REQUIRED. When instructions strictly followed NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL! CHEAP~TO BUY ! kasy;ito estimate" requirements Small Packets make 25 Gallons of Dip Large Packets make £0 Gallons of Dip A Case makes 1000 Gallons of Dip Compact and inexpeoßive to convey to inland stations— a ease weighs! ljowt UNQUALIFIED TESTIMONIALS EVERYWHERE CHBAPEciT, HANMEST, SAFEST, AND BEST , ;(Obtalnable'from all Storekeepers.) FULTON & SOUTHWELL WHOLESALE AGENTS. THE NEW ZEALAND BHEEP DIP STILL TO THE FRONT. ' rKTSTRCCTIONS will be found on every drum, and if carried oat a failure L is impossible. Q. Healop being a practioal Sheepfarmer, and 3 years' in the manntaoturog of the above Dip, finds time by dipping a lamb in every brew before leaving the WBrkt lie only test lit turning out an emoaolous and uniform Dip, TESTIMONIALS . „ , m"'"', Hawke's Bay, Ist November; 1888. In reply to yours of the 20th ult, re your Sheep Dip, I have used ft ta tie' nitath'ot Maroh n loDZ-woollod and orossbred sheep l and also found it most, effectual in destroying' Uoe and ioks,aad the Bheep were quite free from parasites when shop the following November. Th >iDis in no way detrimental to the wool, not leaving the slightest stain On one oooasion "pped 300 long-woolled 2-tooth wethers in your Dip, and put with them 850 OMMbredJtooth wesiwhioh had not been dipped, and wore badly affooted with Uoe and Uoks, and after being a the same paddock for soven weeks tho dipped sheep wore oarefuUy examined and found ta ie per eotiy free from all parasites i___^__ ■■ •' ■ „ . „ KomPHOUP DoLß^aq. Springfield. Hawke* Bay,6U. November, 1888, In repjy to youra of 27th October, re your Sheet) Dip. it is a fact that the 12 sheep of onn Untied in your N.Z. Sheep Dip, as an experiment, hare been running in our flock, and when iamined were found perfectly clean, and the flook whish they Wera running wit&Tiad been lonia i Sanother Dip, and found on examination to be badly affcoted with Uoe. I may atat^ n lUßdce to your enquiry, that there could be no mistake as to the 13 sheep above mentioned s they were oarefuUy branded . .. ...... „..,; rtomGBCBBB. ■ Mohaka,HawkeWwiß*te a iw,lßße. I dlimed 3000 hoggets with your Dip last year (Maroh), mWng the bath ,aopord&g to in tenttoMMjii the drums, and found It quitestrong enough w^UUSks. v T^erfw^noT&S' ho sheep, but had there been I am quite auro ft would naye^kUl6d thefi. • Thaftp taTOTT alv to nto. and does not stain or discolor fke wool. I dipped the Sheep right underTand did otlooseone through poisoning. I amquile BatisOed with the Dip, and intend to use 1b agate , iiscomiDgeeason, ' „ „•..'■,!•-- tomEWBNOAMKROK.Esq. T^a. Povertyßay. lOtt^^.lßßß. ' '^ Having used the Now ZealandiSheep Dip for 3 years in succession I flniOt equalif ns • * ' ',} A large supply always on hand atlthe Works, Papakura; near (PakownaJ. tasd at . '-■■' 1 1 lUowlngagento:- . • ■ ,-,;.-^. . • ....T?.. • •' -„-..'• BAKER AND TABUTEAU, So Agents for Hawke-B Bay -'i BTEVBNS AND GORTON Manawatu and Wangannl . • V-l J. H. HUNTjm, Waikatoand iioklandi - " . ~ ' A. BEYNOLDS, Poverty Bay ; ' - ;:v All orders addressed to above will be promptly attended to, . v 7 .'^: ' ■_...-. ."• Q. HEStO3Pi>:.^.-v v '^; '"•*<:>■'•'■ . : ; ; SS ■■ SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANW^OTUREi* OF. ABOVJBliip >*•''•■'' N?WI-7S

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