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New Zealand Mail, Issue 998, 17 April 1891, Page 2

LITTLE S LITTIE'S Fluid Oip Powder Dip (NON-POISON O US). MR. BELCHER, Kaiapoi (writing August, 1890) Found Sheep Dipped with Little’s Fluid produced I|l bs more wool each (which fetched fd per lh. more) than the wool of of 'LITTLE’S <& undipped Sheep.” Gain in Wool (POISONOUS). MR. 0. J. HARPER, a Canterbury Runholder, (writing June, 1890): — “ Found the Powder little trouble to mix; was very effective; leftthe wool in good condition; safer than other poisonous Dips ; besides being very cheap.” ■ MR.. GILL ANDERS, of Southlan (writing hTarch. IS 1)0), said : —Two years iu succession he dipped a Hock of about £¥ g§? I 20,000 part with Little’s Fluid Mi and the rest with other Dips, and each 5 ear found t lie Sheep dipped with , V Little’s Fluid produced i lb.~ _ , JLlttlG S more wool per fleece than f-' AilltlG S 'FLUID DIP X. the other Sheep. (NON-POISONOUS). (POISONOUS). HBig DIP^ PRICES. IMV3> R. AGENTS. Oi 6d per gallon in 40 gallon casks. 4a p< r 6s per gallon in 5 a Ucn drams. . - Is and picket. • ... 70s per case of 72 Is packets; or IS 4s packets.. . . . - LEVIN & CO. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO. . ' ' 1120 BY KOY^L LETTERS PATENT. ■: :■■■ • AND , G w£Sl. SPECIFIC A NON-POISONOUS CHEMICAL FLUID ' Alter torn year 1 ! t.ial, this NEW NON-POISONOUR DIPPING FEUID is now universally admitted to lie the best ever introduced. Its great superiority o rer other materials consists in its cheapness (costing less than Jd per sheep); its undoubted efficacy in destroying all ticks, lice, and every insect that, infects the skins of sheep or domestic animals, and in its cleanliness and absolute harmlessness to those concerned in its use. IT MIXES READILY WITH COLD WATER. ONE GALLON WILL MAKE 100 GALLONS OF MILK-WHITE WASH (Twice the quantity made by any other Non-Poisonous Dip). SUFFICIENT TO DIP 200 SHEEP. Being ol an oily character, it is highly beneficial to the growth of the wool, which it leaves soft clean, and bright, withovt robbing it of the yolk—its natural nourishment—or leaving it harsh and dry, as is the case wheD alkaline mixtures, such as lime and sulphur, or arsenical preparations "are used. It is entirelj vithout the ruinous effects invariably resulting from the use of such materials. It is not only nan-poisonous, but may be used internally for worm in the throat in iambs ; it will also effectually cure foot-rot. and as a specific for scab it has'never been known to fail. To those who dip m full fleece, this fluid will be found invaluable, fot, being of a warm and protecting character, sheep will not catch cold, chough dipped in the depth of winter. On a station it will be found invaluable as a healing wash for all wounds. It is certain cure for mango, ringworm, and all skin diseases which animals are subject to. A ’ K It has been awarded a Medal'of Special Merit by the Sanitary Institute of Great Britain. Samples will be forwarded on application, and will not be charged for, if it does not effectually do uU that is claimed for it. V / • , The following testimonials, which are from gentlemen who have tried it in this district fully attest the v a _ie of Little’s Chemical Fluid for destroying Ticks, Lice, &c.: — Turakina, June 28, 1880—Messrs Murray, Roberts, and Cu , Wellington —Gentlemen,—Yours of the 11th inst. is before us, in reference to our opinion respecting ‘"Little’s Chemical Fluid.” We have much pleasure in stating that we heve used it this season to dip over 10,000 sheep, and must say that we do believe it to be the best Dip we have as yet tried. It is certainly a little dearer than the other dips we have formerly been using : but considering the benefit wo think our wool has gained by using it, we are quito satisfied it is the best Dip that has come before the public as yet, and all our neighbors that have used it this season are now of the same opinion. There is no doubt now that when it has become known there will be a great demand for it next season. The two drums addressed to us cair - safely to hand.—Vours, &c„ ; Signed) CAMERON & SIMPSON. Carterton'.St.Z., June 28, 18S0. —Messrs Murray, Roberts, and Co—Dear Sirs, —I have much pleasure in certifying that I ha e dipped my sheep this year in ” Lit'le’s Chemical Fluid," and have in every instance found it to be most efficacious in the destruction of ticks, lice, scab, and other parasites. I write the above hoping that it may induce owners of sheep to use the “ Chemical Fluid,” as by so doing I am sure they will ia every case be thoroughly satisfied with the results.—l am. &e., A-'. \ ..feigned) - - JAMES COOPER. PRICE* (in 40 gal. casks), 5s PEK GALLON „ (In 5 gal. drums), os. . „ „ For full particulars, local testimonials, &c., apply to MURRA Y, ROBERTS, & CO., WELLINGTON. One tablespoonful of MASON* S EXTRACT OF HERBS makes one gallon or splendid ' Beer, ond noD-intoxicatlnff. WINS .ESSENCEB produce in a few minute* a deliciou* Temperance wino or . Cordial. Ginger, Orange, Raspberry, Black Currant, &c- ; • Good Flushing Agents wanted. Apply for Term*. . _ NEWBALL & MASON, Nottingham. ENGLAND. Agents-ife. a. saddington: as, york street, Sydney, Messrs. STOKER. MEEK. & CQ.. WELLINGTON. SSSS CATJTIOITI fifi MONTSERRAT (TRADE MARK) LIMS-PHtTIT JUIGE,. & tRAOE MAR*. drfiiilMiiH-* .» W awu,, Q oK?X)Xi^iXjtl|» ’ She success of the above has caused many IMITATIONS to spring up, many of them UTTERLY 'WORTHLESS Concoctions. It is, therefore, of the utmost importance to Traders as well as the Public io see that the trade marks of the MONTSERRAT COMPANY (Limited), and the SOLD CONSIGNEES, are on the Capsule of each Bottle. The word “ Montserrat ”is also duly registered M a trade mark. Legal proceedings will be Instituted against all persons infringing these Trade Mark*. Special Agents -DAVIDSON BROS , 255 Sussex Sfe., Sydney ELLIOTT BRO 3., -J','- Sole CoNsiG'EES- —EVANS, LESOHER & tv EBB, London. 1111 Liverpcol—EVANS, SONa & CO. Canada—EVANS & SONS, Ltd. , Montreal. J Sir CHAS. CAMERON. M D.,sa y n:— ‘ An Excellent Food, admirably adapted to the wants of Infants.’ ESTABLISHED 1825. FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS, AND THE AGED BEST AND OJE3IH!-A.3?H3Sa?. Dr. BARTLETT. Ph. D.. F.C.S., say* ‘ The Fle«h ani Rone-forming constituents are far abpve the average of the heat Farinaceous Foods. s