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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10043, 11 January 1909, Page 3

EAT LAMBS. [ EXPERIMENT BY THK MANAGER Off THE NORTH BRITISH AND HAWKE'S RAY PUKETAPU STATION. With 1 * a view to ascertaining the truth or otherwise of certain statements made to the profits to bo derived from dipping lamba in Quibell's Non-poisonous Liquid Dip prior to putting them on rape, tho following report from Mr M. A. M't.eod, manager of the North British and Hawko'a Bay Puketapu Station, will-be read with interest by sheop-ownera generally—i.e.— "To Messrs Dalgety and Co. (Ltd), Napier, H.B. "Dear Sirs, ''Having: heard a great deal about tho benefits to be derived by dipping lambs before putting them on rape in Quibell's Non-poisonous Dip, I resolved to prove the assertions made for mysolf. "I accordingly selected a flock of lambß of uniform quality, and' run off one-half the number, which I dipped in Quibell's Liquid as directed j tho other half I left undipped. At the end of a month both lota were sent to tho freezing works and killed; the undipped lot averaged 311b each and those- dipped, as before stated, 341b each. "In my opinion tho results far moro than justif-, ajiy olaima made for tho dip in thin direction. "Signed) M. A. M'Leod." The gain on the dipped as compared with the undipped thus shows a nroiit of something like 1500 per cent, on the cost of dipping, including labor, material, etc., a gain, surely, not to bo despised in these days of low prices for wool, cto. T>ip your lambs in Quibell's Fluid (nonpoisonous), and you can count on 1500 per cent, profit on tho operation as -in absolute certainly. DALGETY & CO., LIMITED. NEW ZEALAND AGENTS. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. SATURDAY, 16th JANUARY. At 11 o'clock. COMMERCIAL STABLES, OAMARU. ANNUAL HARVEST SALE Of DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS. T\ALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, are instructed by various Clients to offer by auction as above — OA TIP-TOP YOUNG WORKING tJV DRAUGHT HORSES, from 4 to 6 years old. •I (\ HARNESS MARES and GELDW INGS. Other Entries being received. Full particlars later issue.

) AMARU AUCTIONEERS' ASSO- ' CIATION. WAIAREKA YARDS. TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY. I Of| HOGGETS (about 85 ewes). Of\ EWES and LAMBS. 1 RA EWES, with lambs at fuot. 180 FATLAMBSt C\ GOOD WEANERS.

TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY. At 11 o'clock. Present Entries: ~l First-class DAIRY OOWS (at i calving). <k STORK COWS. YEARLINGS. n STEERS. •I K 3-year-old BULLOCKS. -I Q PIGS (Weaners). BRUCE CHRISTIE & CO. 6gi Auctioneers. JUNCTION YARDS. ■\ALOETY AND CO., LIMITED,. * WILL SELL ON TUESDAY. January 12, 1909. ENTRIES INVITED. JUNCTION YARDS. rriHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, January 12, 1909. Entries Invited. FOR SALE WOOLPACKS. RYEGRASS AND COCKSFOOT, RAPE AND TURNIP SEEDS. MANURES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION LOWEST CURRENT RATES. BRUCE CHRISTIE & CO GUINNESS & LE CREN, LTD. WE are NOW RECEIVING WOOL for our SECOND SALE, to be held in TTMARU on JANUARY 28th. Specifications must be in by JANUARY 25th, as CATALOGUE CLOSES on that date. The local sales have proved most satisfactory, and wo confidently invite farmers to consign their wool to us. COMMISSION: 2 per cent, on First £SOO. li per cent, on Balance. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES mad* against Wool either for sale locally or for shipment. CONSIGN WOOL: GUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD. G. H. DOBAN. TINSMITH, TYNE STREET. DAIRY UTENSILS, BILLIES, BATHS, ETC., MAKE TO ORDER; An/ Sim or Shape.. EVERYTHING IN THE TINSMITH LINE. Wholesale Houses Supplied. QEND YOUR ORDERS for Ohriitmat KJ Drinks to Factory or to men on vims. Four jars for Gs cash daring hoU> dftys.,—Frith and C 0.., Ribbla itoeta