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New Zealand Mail, Issue 849, 8 June 1888, Page 2

, 1, DR. j. D. LLEWELLYN) T> ISGISTERED by three ■Mjedical fibdrdS; ' JLId Physician) Stirgfebn, and Specialist at 2 Bourko-strebt W., Melbourne) hbg tp intiihatb lib all whotb it may concern, that I haVc long studied and treated Confidential Corttplaints and Weaknesses, as a principal part of my Practice, both here and iu England, and though formerly never made known by advertisement, it is possible this notice ■nay be construed as a breach of etiquette, but I think it very pardonable, when ,1 con* aider the' number of gentlemen constantly consulting me with their constitutions injured, and complaints aggravated after being for months or years the dupes of Quacks and Druggists. I consider it a righteous necessity in the public interest, to advertise tbo faot. that a member of the profession proper devotes his time to the study and treatment of these special complaints. Gentlemen arc therefore inexcusable if they fall into the hands of empirical pretenders. I make free to insure gentlemen intrusting me with their confidence that they may rely upon the highest professional honor and skilled conscientious treatment whether they visit me personally or communicate with me by letter, which will have my immediate attention. Consul-: tationiß free for the next six months only.

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IMPOE T-A-W T. Q EER EH m. &± THOMAS’ SHEEP DIPPING FICHAS again the last season obtained High Honours. One Flockowner alone having obtained 157 FIRST PRIZES at the different Shows of the season in Victoria From New Zealand, Mr Menlove, of Winsor Park, writes : * This last season I dipped 20,000 of my long-woolled sheep with your Specific, and found it MOST EFFECTIVE. My wool at'shearing was in GRAND ORDER, and the sheep quite free from either Ticks or Lice.’ At the Hawke’s Bay Competition THOMAS’ WAS FIRST- ’ beating Cooper's and seven others in price as in other points. After fully considering each competition, the Committee decided in these exact words:—‘The balance inclines in favor of Thomas’ “ Specific.” ’ Inspector Fitzroy, who was one of the Judges at that exhaustive and moat impartial series of experiments, gives it as his opinion in a separate published report that, * While Cooper’s Dip leaves the wool harsh and dry, Thomas’ Dip leaves the wool in the MOST PERFECT CONDITION, AS SOFT AND LUSTROUS AS SILK.’ TESTIMONIAL. To Messrs. Trebeck, Son, & Gair, Stock and Station Agents and Agents . for Thomas' Sheep Dip, Sydney. Nubba Station, Wallendbeen. 4th October, 1887. Dear Sirs, —I have much pleasure in testify, ing to the excellent qualities of THOMAS SHEEP DIP with which you supplied me. The Ticks and their Eggs were completely destroyed. The Sheep are robust and healthy, and you may judge of the beautifully soft and silky condition of the Wool when I submit the following list of Champion and other prizes which have Already Taken this Year : . At Young—Champion Ram, Champion Ewe, 9 First Prizes for Rams, 6 First Prizes I for Ewes. At Cootamundra Champion [Ram, Champion Ewe, 5 First P izes for 1 Rams, and 3 Seconds, 6 First Prizes ..for Ewes, and 3 Seconds, and other Pr zes. At Albury —Oha ■ pion Ram, 2 Champion Ewes, 5 First Prizes for Rams, and 2 Seconds, 5 First Prizes for Ewes, and 2 Seconds. Please send us atmo quantity aB last year for this Season’s Dipping. Yours truly, (signed) Peter Sinclair. This judgment is amply confirmed by such Testimonials as Mr Carter’s with .157 First Prizes, and Mr Menlove’s ‘ Wool in Grand Order.’ LEVIN & CO., GREY-STREET, WELLINGTON.