SHEEP DIPPING.
IMPORTANT PRONOUNCEMENT BY THE LEADING BREEDER OF MERINO SHEEP IN THE WORLD. A recent communication from Messrs Dalgety and Co., Limited, of Sydney, to Mr John S. Horsfall, of Widgiewa, re Sheep Dips, elicited the following reply from his manager, Mr A. L, Morrison, in the absence of his principal—-viz.: "Widgiewa Narranderra, N.S.W, “26th February, 1907. "Dear Sirs, —There is no doubt whatever about Quibell’s being a high-class dip. X much prefer the liquid dip for wool alone, but if I were sending sheep into a 'ticky' country, I should uso THEIR Powder Dip. "I have tried several dips here, but prefer Quibell’s to any I have used, and nothing is used here now except Quibell’s. "(Signed) A. L. MORRISON, "Manager for J. S. .Horsfall.” It should be specially noted that all other sheep dips have been discarded by Mr Horsfall, and only Quibell’s retained. It may be added that Mr Horsfall's annual clips total between 3500 and 4000 bales, and always command top price in the London market. *
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6314, 14 September 1907, Page 3
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