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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21855, 18 July 1934, Page 20

VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS FOR FARM AND SHEEP STATION MILK FEVER OUTFIT Complete with Pump. In this outfit the special chamber for holding medicated wool is joined to the inflator by an all-metal flexible tubing—no rubber to perish. The whole is beautifully nickelplated. A lasting outfit —Price, only 7/6. Postage, 4d. CATTLE SYRINGE—Best quality highgrade English Cattle Syringe, made of heavv brass, beautifully polished, with handle. The inside of the barrel is specially lined with pure tin. Capacity, pint. Sent complete with Metal Bull Injector and a Isin. flexible nozzle—Price. 22/6. Postage. 1/3. INJECTION SYRINGE —This Syringe is made of glass and metal. The pure nickel plunger is ground into the glass barrel airtight. Size 5 c.c,. with 2 canulas or needles. Sent complete, in nickelplated box. Price. 12/6. Postage, 4d. Larger size, same as above, but 10 c.c., with 2. needles. Price, 22/6. Postage, 6d. PREVENT YOUR PIGS* FROM ROOTING We have been appointed Sole Agents for this wonderful - instrument, the only one that will positively prevent your pigs from rooting. Does away with the old style of pig-ring and tearing out of the pig's nose. Once done, always done. This instrument cuts the snout in such a manner that we guarantee that your pig will never root again. Sent with full instructions —Price, posted, 12/6. OBULL RINGS Extra high-grade English Bull Rings, made of Wrought Copper, beautifully polished; sent complete with key. Sizes: 2Jin., price 1/6; 23in., 1/8; 3in., 1/10. Postage, 2d. THE "PERFECT" BULL NOSE PLIERS —For piercing the nose in fitting Bu Rings. Makes a clean, quick job. All polished steel. Price, 9/6. Postage. 4d. BULL LEADING SNAP-HOOK Strong quality, heavily - tinned Snap - Hook for mounting on a pole or handle. Complete with 36in. of tinned chain for opening snap. Price, complete, 5/-. Postage, 6d. FAST-CUTTING DEHORNER. No. 200—A big feature of construction is the compound levers which give maximum power in cutting. The knives are made so that ithey cannot interlock or cut into each othftr, and both knives being V-shaped give four cutting edges when dehorning, .making a clean shear job—Price. 40/-. .Freight extra. No.' 400 —Similar to above, but larger size and heavier, for cutting big and tough horns on old beasts—Price, 45/-. Freight extra. 'flKPre ily fitted and adjustable; does not go through the nose, but cannot come off. A sure weaner. Price, 2/-. Large size, 2/9. Postage, 4d. TATTOO PLIERS —A high-grade outfit for marking pedigree stock, etc., containing set of Pliers holding two figures in parallel. one set of numbers 0 to 9. Price, complete, 55/-. Postage, lud. SHEEP AND CATTLE EARMARKS Splendid assortment of Cattle and Sheep Earmarks. Send pattern wanted and we will quote price for same. THE SPECIAL CASTRATING KNIFE Two in one. Clamp and Knife. A special Knife for castrating lambs, etc. With this instrument the work is much quicker and more hygienic than the old style. We have had this Knife made specially for us of "Sword Steel," so that it will hold an extra fine edge under constant work—Price. 6/3, posted. EAR - TAGS For ear-tagging pedigree sheep or cattle. Made of non-corrosive aluminium with rivet clip, making a sure and permanent hold.. Flat surface for letter or numbering, which can be done with steel punch or even a nail. Price, 2/6 dozen. Postage, 2d. PLIERS —High quality nickelplated Pliers, for use with above tags. Punches hole in ear, then rivets tag when in place. Price, 15/-. Postage, Bd. NOTE. —If hole is already in ear. these t3gs can be easily riveted without pliers. HARDWARE AND MOTOR ACCESSORY MERCHANTS, 76 AND 78 VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND, C.I.

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