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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10042, 9 January 1909, Page 3

FAT LAMBS. EXPERIMENT BY THE MANAGER ND HAWKE'S BAYi'UJvliXAru oI'ATION. With a view to ascertaining the truth or otherwise of certain statements mafic re the profits to be derived from dipping lambs in Quibell's Non-poisonous Liquid Dip prior to putting them on rapo, the following report from Mr M. A. M'Lcod, manager of tn.e North British and Hawko's Bay Puketapu Station, will bo read with interest by sheep-ownere generally—i.e.— ''To Messrs Dalgety and Co. (Ltd), Napier, H.B. * "Dear Sire, "Having heard a great deal about the benefits to ce derived by dipping lambs before putting thom on rapo in Quibell's Non-poisonous Dip, I resolved to provo the assertions made for mj-solf. "I accordingly selected a flock of lambs of uniform quality, and run off one-half the number, which I dipped in Quibell's Liquid as directed; the other half I loft undipped. At the end of a month both lota were sent to the freezing works and killed; the uiulippod lot averaged 311b each and those dipped, as before stat-od, 341b each. "In my opinion the results far more than justify .iiiy claims made for the dip in this direction. The gain on the dipped as compared with the undipped thus shows a nrofit of something like 1500 per cent, on the c<J6t of dipping, including labor, material, etc., a gain, surely, not to bo despised in these days of low prices for wool, etc. Dip your lambs in Quibell's Fluid (nonpoisonous), and you can count on ,1500 per cent, profit on the operation as <»n absolute certainty. DALGETY & CO., LIMITED. NEW ZEALAND AGENTS. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. SATURDAY, 16th JANUARY. COMMERCIAL STABLES, OAMARU. ANNUAL HARVEST SALE DIUUGHT MARES AND GKLDINUS. ALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, are instructed by various Clients to offer by auction as above—qn TIP-TOP YOUNG WORKING DRAUGHT HORSES, from 4 to 6 years old. ■1 n HARNESS MARES and UELD-J-U INGS. Other Entries being received. "Signed) M. A. M'Leod." At 11 o'clock. Of Full particlars later issue. 661

FOR PRIVATE SALE. 2QO ACRES FREEHOLD (Owner leaving the district.) J. D. FAMILTON has for Private Sale A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM (Situated in tht Waiarcka Valley) of 200 AORES OF RICH AGRICULTURAL LAND. 70 acres in wheat (exceptionally good), 20 acres in barley, 15 acres in oats, 20 acres in turnips, mangolds, and rape, balance in grass; good 6-roomed dwelling, implement »hed, etc.; -never-failing -water supply. Price, £23 10s, with terms, viz.: <£so0 CASHjgSQO AFTER HARVEST. aOSO0 IN12 MONTHSBALANCE FOR 8 YEARS AT 5 PER CENT. This property can be recommended. Early application desirab^. J. D. FAMILTON, Agent, Thames street. JUBT HAVE A LOOK AT J. M. BROWN'S STOCK. Newly imported direct from the makers, ana comprising.every reqiii; site in EOOKS ORNAMENTS, LEATHER AND FANCY GOODS, POST CARDS, AND CHRISTMAS CARDS, Suitable for all sorts and conditions of people, old and young. THE LARGEST, FINEST, AND MOST ARTISTIC STOCK Of these goods ever imported into Oamaru.. As it is impossible within the limits of an advertisement to give any idea of their beauty and value, AVE SIMPLY INVITE YOU TO COME AND SEE THEM AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. Whether you wish to buy or not, do nbt fail to pay us a visit. It will be a pleasure to you, and all are welcome. YOU CANNOT MISTAKE THE SHOP IF YOU ONLY LOOK AT THE WINDOW. J. M. BROWN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, THAMES STREET. G. H. DORAN. TINSMITH, TYNE STREET. DAIRY UTENSILS, BILLIES, BATHS, ETC., MADE TO ORDERj Any Si» or Shape. EVERYTHING IN THE TINSMITH LINE. Wholesale Homes Supplied. Q HADES HOTEL, Christcliurch.—ExkJ tensive additions having "been made to this Popular Hotel, visitors, the travelling public and permanent boarders can obtain most Up-to-date Accommodation, •with Unsurpassed Cuisine and all the Advantages of a Quiet Home. CHoso to trams, Cathedral Square and Principal Public Buildings. Tariff, 7s per day. Telegrams and letters receive prompt attention.—GEO., RAYNER, Proprietor, Hereford street, P,O, Box, 616. 'Phone, 1206, "14