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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1214, 1 April 1884, Page 4

Sheep Dip. DIPPING SEASON, 1884. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FLOCK-OWNERS. THE SPECIAL IMPROVED GLYCERINE DIP. SOLUBLE IN COLD WATER. Scab Cured Without Injury to the Wool. Sr ■A®, 2 of) SHEEP THIS Non-Poisonous Dip is a certain preventative and cure of Scab, nnd is unrivalled for the complete destruction ol Ticks, Lice, i'ai.iaiics of e very description infecting the Skin of Sheep, Cattle, and other animals.| IT HAS GAINED THE HIGHEST REPUTATION, for it possesses the double advantage of simultaneously repelling contagion and cleansing the skin from filth, IT DOES NOT DISCOLOR THE WOOL, jgea or act injudiciously upon the natural yoke of same, but feeds the 5 W Fleeces, maintains the natural lustre, and wonderfully promotes ® its growth. The great risk incurred by introducing newlypurchased stock amongst healthy animals already on the runs may be entirely avoided by using this Dip. This Dip is NOT A CHEAP CHEMICAL FLUID, but a Bleud of Ingredients (Glycerine being one) whieh all tend to benefit the Animal and the wool; and these ingredients are mixed by new powerful steam machinery, so that a thorough consistency is always obtained. One Dipping with this Dip (in mid-fleece) to our directions, will save the great inconvenience of dipping twice, as i 3 the case with other dips. For the attacks of the MAGGOT FLY and FOOT ROT in all kinds of Sheep this is an See pamphlets for InstructionsAmong the numerous testimonials we have received in the Colony for this GLYCERINE DIP, we select the following from Purvis Russell, Esq., Hawke s 13ay, who has Used this DIP Annually for NINE YEARS : From Purviss Russell, Esq., of Woburn-Harton, Waipukurau, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, and of Warroch, Milnathort, Scotland. “ Warroch, Milnathort, N. 8., August 12th, 1882- “ Messrs Tomlinson and Hayward, Lincoln, England.—Gentlemen —I have much pleasure in recommending your ‘ Glycerine Dip ’ to the Flockmasters of New Zealand. I have used it myself in the Colony for the last seven or eight years, where the best results have been obtained, and also on my Hill Flock here for several years with equal success. I have no hesitation in pronouncing it—either for promoting the growth of the wool, destroying Ticks, curing Scab, protection against wet and cold, or otherwise improving the general health and condition of the animal —superior to any other application yet discovered. I shall be glad to hear that your Mr Hayward’s visit to the colony may lead to an extensive use of your ‘ Glycerine Dip ’ throughout New Zealand. I am, dear Sirs, yours respectfully, “(Signed) Purviss Russell. Extracts from letters from JNO. GRIGG, Esq,, Longbeach, Canterbury. “April 30th, ISS3 —The general appearance of the flock is all that could be risked for.” isnea ior.- 0 , , , “ May 10th, 1883—I am more and more pleased with the appearance of my sheep that rere dipped in your Dip, and I shall certainly use it next Season. I will carefully note he appearance of the Wool as compared with that in which other Dips were used. From JOHN McCAW, Esq., Three Springs Station. . “ Timaru, March 19th. —I have been examining the effect of the * Glycerine Dip on he Sheep, and I find very satisfactory results, the Ticks, as well as the being lestroyed. Whilst handling the Sheep I find our dipping has been very effective. From JNO. REID, Jun., Esq., Ellerslie, Oamaru. “ June 30th, 1883—1 have finished dipping some time ago, and your Dip was a great success, and I shall use it again next season.” At the late exhaustive trials of Sheep Dips in Hawke’s Bay, the Judges report as ollows :—“ At the second examination of the ISth Oct. we found the Sheep dipped with COMLINSON AND HAYWARD’S GLYCERINE FREE FROM PARASITES, AND YOOL IN GOOD ORDER, &c., &c.”—Vide Hawke's Bay Herald, Jan. sth, 1884. Wool dipped with “ Glycerine Dip ” last year at the N.Z. and Australian Land Comany’s Stud Flock Station has realised the highest price in the London Market, and the 2 Fleeces which obtained the Silver Medal at the Late Sydney Exhibition fromthe ime Station were dipped in the “ Glycerine Dip.” This Dip has been used by the N.A nd A. Land Company for a number of years with the greatest success. Vide Account ales, ISS3. , , „ . The Prize Pen of Lincoln Sheep at the late Lincoln April Fair and Newark Fair were ipped with the “ Glycerine Dip,” viz., Messrs R. A. and J. A. Thorpe’s Nocton, near lincoln. Wool dipped with “ Glycerine)Dip ” obtained the (.Silver Medal at the late Paris xhibition. Sold in Drums of 201b—2 gallons; 501b—5 gallons ; lOOlb 10 gallons. 5s per gallon in Single DrumsA CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION made in large quantities for Large Flocks. AGENTS : MESSRS F. H. PICKERING AND CO-, BLENHEIM. SOLE MANUFACTURERS AND EXPORTERS : TOMLINSON AND HAYWARD, AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS, LINCOLN, ENGLAND. For plans of Mr Hayward’s IMPROVED SHEEP BATHS with Automatic and Patent Travelling Gangways apply to their Agents.

STENHOUSE & SMITH’S plSEagga ii mm m SELF-ACTING GASEOUS VERMIN & RABBIT EXTERMINATOR. Patented, August 17th, 1883. Full Particulars obtained upon application to the Patentees, Blenheim.

PICTON COAL. THE COMPANY are now prepared to supply COAL to Picton residents at 295, per (on delivered. Blenheim and intermediate Stations by the truck load at o ss, per ton. Orders to be sent to the Company’s Office at Picton.

FOR SALE AT VALLEYFIELD in lots to suit purchasers. SOUND-MOUTHED EWES. GEORGE }!■ 1.,\( M<-