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Otago Witness, Issue 1584, 1 April 1882, Page 2

> BtHHNBSS NOTIOSa / ; '' „ THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF THE BEST QUALITY. Choloe Collection of FLOWER SEEDS has 200 varieties. All sorts of GR63ES for permanent pwtture*. Fine Grasses for Uwns and or lokot grounds. CLOVERS of the Finest Quality— White, Red, Oowgraes, Alsyke, and>efoiL Luoerne, Alfalfa, Ryegraso, and Cooksfoot j Timothy, Crested Dogtall and Fescue Gaeses. My TURNIPS are very fine, in fact unequalled in thia oountry 1 if you hve not tried them, please do bo, if ever ho few. : My Improved Yellow Aberdeen will grow to five feet in girth, as I shomt my *hop lwst seaaon, and splendid iqusllty, My Improved Purple Top will grow to 401b. My Champion of the World, Swode, will grow to 661b—- as I also dhow at or ihop at bomou— and quality unsurpassed. They will keep sound much longer than another varietyt Aloo, MANGOLDS, LONG AND GLOBE. WHIN and BROOM.— Scotch and Cape for fences. Tare*, Millet, Buokwheat, Canary, and Memp. RAPK»-~1 have landed a very dne sample of 4 tons of growing rape. Saynor'a Pruning Knives. LADIES' AND OENTLEIHENS' GARDENING GLOVES. Catalogues on application. 'WILLIAM BE ID, " WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED MERCHANT,! PRINCES STREET CUTTING, (Adjolnlug Queen's Theatre), \ ■■ . . /DUNEDIN. \ ; BAMLETT'S PRIZE REAPERS. : For Simplicity 0? Cons tniotl jq, Eioellenoo 6i Workmanship, or L'ghtnees of Draught, thijsemaoaines cannot be equSitid',' ' lf ' {j ''' ;:; ' : „..•:;.■ ' M "*" !••"■• ■' ' ' I Th^xi^l^^pn^itny^s^lj^/iipdflQne ; 'air of . Hones will work a maohlno the . iold;d»y/.' •' .j'W •» ' "" ". fW n■ •• •' ' • ' . ' ' ■:";■.■•■■. .. ,;- ■,%,":• :,;; \ ,»..,,,«-.,,, ■■■•„ • Shipmente,of these lavourito Reapers/, with thia season's huprovements, now landing. Ordew booked by 'tj I ,;;;'^^:^!^ s o X". & c 0., „../ , ,j. JBTBEKT SOpTH, DUNEDUST, ' ' A jjAOLB/ AGENTS FOR OTACJ6 AND SOUTHLAND. 1 ■' I BY BOYiAL LETJTEKS PATENT. 1 LITTLE'S CHiililCAL FLUID. • !.. 1 . . r) THE NEW SHEEP DIP . and! SCAR SPECIFIC. (NON-POISONOUS.) I After four years' trial, thia NEW NON-POISONOUS DIPPING FLUID is now universally ' i Admitted to be tbe best ever introduced. Us great Buperiority over other materials consists in its cheapness (costing less than $d per Bheep) j its undoubted tffipacy in destroying all tickß, lica, and every iuaect that infests tne skins of sheep or domestic animals, and in its cleanliness and absolute harmlesaness to those concerned iv its uue. IT MIXES READILY WITH COLD WATER ON® 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 of an oily character, it is highly beneficial to the growth of tie Wool, whioh it leaves soft, cleau and bright, without robbing it of the yolk— its natural nourishment— or leaving it ! harsh and dxy, as is tbe case when alkaline mixtures, axich as lime, sulphur, or arsenical preparations, are used. t To those who dip in full fleece, this fluid will be found invaluable, for being of a warm and protecting character, sheep will not catch cold, though dipped in the depth 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 doea not effectually do all that ia claimed for it. The following testimonials fully attest the value of LITTLE'S CHEMICAL FLUIDJfor destroying Ticks, Lice, &o. :— Dunedin; 22nd September, 1879.11 Gentlemen, — I have much pleasure in Mating that I have thoroughly tested "Little's Non-PoisonouK Dip," and found it to be a thorough care for lice and ticks. As it can be mixed and applied with cold water, it in of special advantage where fuel is scarce. T?ov cheapness and efficacy I consider this one of tho beat, if not the beat, Dip I have over used.— l am, &c, . • . BENJAMIN P. BAYLEY, Chief Inspector of Sheep, Otago. Eldersllo, 7th November, 1881. Messrs Murray, Roberts, & Co,, Dunodin. Gbhtl/EMKN,— I bog to say that I used " Litfclo's Chemical Fluid " as a dip for ticks' during tho past Benson, and found it most effectual in destroying them. lam also of opinion tl^afc it is better for tho wool than iv the " Glycerine Dip," which I formerly used, I Bhall again use Littl* 1 ' Fluid thia year.— l am, &c. (Signed) JOHN REID. ■ . Tapui, Oamaru, 3rd November, 1881. q MeaKw Murray, Roberta, & Co., Duuedin. „,,,.,„ „ . ... Dbau Sibs,— l have used "Little's Chemical Fluid as a dip for ticks for the last two I years, aud am so convinced of it» efficacy, that I intend dipping all m^ sheep in it tbis year. I consider it tho beat and cheapest dreading for ticks, and have no hesitation in reoommending it.-Your B truly, WILLIAM GARDINER. PRICE ... ... ... 7s PER GALLON, In Casks j of 40 gallons, sufficient to dip 8000 sheop; and 7s 6i per gallon in 5 or 10 gallon iron drum 3. Oitders under 5 Gallons 1* per Gallon extra. For full Partjouliws, Local Testimonials, &c, apply to MURRAY, ROBERTS, & CO., Dunedin, or to Sole O>lomal Agents: E. DOIBBAIM & gO IV S,J" CHKISTOBUBCH AND MELBOURNE.