BRADFORD AND WOOLGROWING.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10604, 5 November 1910, Page 6

BRADFORD AND WOOLGROWING.

AN EXPERT'S VIEWS. Air S. B. Hollings, the well-known wool expert, of Bradford, writing in the Wool Record, of which he is editor and manager, states in the issue of March 3 as follows—i.e.:—"Breed carefully, feed well, find keep vonr sheep clean is the Alpha and Omega of successful wool-growing." It is no use breeding carefully unci feeding well if vou allow your sheep to become infected with ticks and lice. The best-known specific for destroying all parasites and keeping sheep clean is Quibell's Powder Dip, a preparation which, to use the words of a well-known station manager, "does not sap all the nature from "the yolk cells and leaves the wool to retain its natural condition —that is to sav, it has not the parching effect on the, 'fleece that some J owder Dips have."