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Otago Witness, Issue 1682, 16 February 1884, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. BY ROYAL LBTTERS PATENT. LITTLE'S C MEM I C AI. FLUID. THE NEW SHEEP DIP • AMI SCAB SPJEOFIC. (NON-POISOiSOUS ) After fenr years' trial, this NEW NON-POISONOUS DIPPING FLUID fa now nnfvdwjtly admitted to be the beßt ever introduced. It.a great Miperiority ovor other materials cmossU iv its cheapness (costing less than id p-sr abeop); ut undoubted pffiaify in destroy tnp: all tlcki, lice, and every insect that infests the skins of shtop or domestic animald, and in ifej ckanlmoce and Absolute barmlessness to tboao oucernerl in it* use. The manufacturera of LITTLES SHEEP DIP have increased the- B'rength of their prepnratiou 20 per cent. Although thia addition absolutely eoanres the destruction of all insect life, the chief motive has been to further promote nncl improve the growth of tho wool, and the prof rietfrs bave no hesitation in asserting that sheep dipj;cfl with Ibh FJuid will nob only yi«ld heavier fleeces, but the wool itself will realise quifco a haH-ptnny per pound more t#mifnny other preparation had been tiied. All the fluid we are now selling is of tho extra ntcyntttti, aud abonld yoa givo it a Irial, you will find the result aa satisfactory as we bavo described it. IT MIXES READILY WITH COLD WATER . ji ONE GALLON WILL- MAKE 100 GALLONS OF MILK-WHITE WASH, (Twice the qnaufifcy muda by any other N<™.Poiaonou» Dip), SUFFICIENT TO DIP 200 SHEEP. % t Being, of an oily character, ifc i* Highly baueficfol to the growth of tbe Wool, which it leaves soft, clean and bright, without robbing it of the yolk— its natural nourishment— or leaving it barsh and dry, as is the case when alkaline mixtures, such as limo, sulphur, or areeciioal preparations, are used. To those who dip in full fleece, tbia fluid will be found invaluable, for beitg of a warm and protecting character, sheep will not catch cold, though dipped in the depth of winter. The following testimonials fully attest the value of LITTLE'S CHEMICAL FLUID, foi destroying Ticks, Lice, &o. :— Dunedin, 22nd September, 1879. Gentlemen. — I have much pleasure in Btating that I have thoroughly tested " Little's NonPolsonoua Dip," and found it to be a thorough cure for lice and ticks. As it caa be mixed and applied with cold water, it in of spfcJftl advantage where fuel is scarce. For. cheapness and efficacy I consider thia one of the beat, if not the best, Dip I hava ever uned.~-I /vm, &g m BENJAMIN P. BAYLEY, Chief Inspector of Sheep, Otago. Elderslie, 7th November, 188 L Messrs Murray, Roberts, & Co,, Dunedtu. Gbktlkmen, — t beg to say that I nasd " Liltlo'a Chemical Fluid" aa a dip for ticks' during the past season, and found H mc«t effectual in destroying them. lam also of opinion that it is better for the wool than any Dip which I formerly used. I Bhall again use LiltJp' Fluid this year. — I am, &c. (Signed) JOHN REID. I Tapui, Oamaru, 3rd Novombar, 1881. ! Messrs Murray, Roberts, & Co., Dunedin, Dear Sibs, — I have used " LUMe'« Chemical Fluid " as a dip for ticks for the last two /ears, and am so convinced of ita efficacy, that I intend dipping all my sheep in it tl-in year v , 1 consider it tho best and cheapest dressing for ticks, and have no hesitation iv recommending 1 t, — Youra truly, William gakdiner. Lawrence, 12vh Jcniiary/1883. Messrs Mnrray, Roberts, & Co. Dunsdin. Gentlemen, — To-day I received your circular informing me o! the additional strength tvf " Little's Sheep' Dip" this saason, which will no doubt be a great advantage* to its numerous consumers ; but, irrespective of it? now increased strength, I am fully satisfied of its advantages, as you are aware that I dipped my sheep with it lust April, and from that time till now I never observed a. single sheep pull its wool, and during shearing th??e> were only two tick* neon on 3500 sheep. Ia future I will dip every nheap, no mattor whether for stores or for fattening ; it would' be alike satisfactory in both cases, (Signed) PETEE ROBERTSON, P^IOE ... ... 5a Gd PER GALLON. In Casks of 40 gallons, sufficient to dip 8000 sheep; and 6s per gallon in 5 gallon iron drums. Orders under 5 Gallons Is per Gallon extra. ' For full Particulars, Local Testimonials, &c, apply to : -. ircURItAY, ROBERTS, & CO., Bunedin Or to Sole Colonial Agents : E. DOMBRAIN&SONS . CHRISTOHURCH AND MELBOURNE. WILSON'S' COLONIAL SMEJEF DIP. # dr»C^«l Hi Lh|a TITHE Pro , lie to r wish to bring before the A aM* *LKjfJs£ In tic. rf FLOCKMASM.BS tho continued «&^^^^ ■ ■$&& fuccesßof >i.i* Dip. Mr Lujjau Wikon, of Ryal <BgLV n J. g H. 4&3i7 - T!uß .*'' b«virg _ etired from the trad?, the incon , a " /B£s«^ v&' T '-if nee provi usly felt of two uimilar numes •'_ -c BSDB 2* W« maintain, and our reports from tbo whole <^' <y'«* J^M Jj *4" of Otogo «nd eldewhero (see our circular for 1884) "^ • I I rf* O confirm ovr aseertioo, that this is the only reliable *^k I. D C? Dp tbat can bo wed to ensure a c!ean flock W*^ •«■ «m^m| from dipping to shearing. SOLE MANUFACTURERS: NOW MANUFACTURED EITHER WITH Ja HATCH & CO. O R WITHOUT GLYCERINE, as OEDEIIED ; IWVERCAROrHiL. 1N QUANTITIES FOB LAEGE FLOCKS TESTIMONIALS. Brooksdalo, Tapanui, Oiago, 2nd January 1881. J. Hatch, Esq. ,Diar Sir,— l bavo now finished shearing, and I have yery much pleanure ia certifying thai thera w<t not a ttcslc seen on my sheep Bmca they were dipped in yonr "Wilaon'a Dip" last year. Tao wool is also in sp endid condition. I remain, yours truly, David MAKellab Note.— ThiaJ flock was dipped from January 14th to 241b, and shorn at the end of November 1883 63 Princes street, Dune3in, 16ih January 1884, J. Hatch, Eeq., liivercargill. Dsar Sir, — Last May I used your Composition for dipping my Corner-Bu3b sheer. After fifiiuhing shearing, about the end of November, my manager reported the wool as " light, soft, and§silky to tho toncb ; no stained fleeces, and the Bheep absolutely freo from ticks or lice, and in excellent condition." I Bhall certainly use your Dip again this season, Youca faithfully, ' John Reid. _ „„ Barewood Estate, 21sfc January 1884. J. Hatch & Co., InvercargiU. * „ Sir,— Wilson's Colonial Dip, supplied by you laifc April, baa givon ma every Baliefaction. It ie| easily dissolved and mixed with cold wafcor, and »-llhou?h fba wevtb^v was very unfavourable for dipping when I used it, I had no los». I s acdou was no effectual that at shearing the sheep wore perfectly clean, and tb'j condition of the wool was all that could be desired. I shall use bo other thia season. J. II Bbodie, Manager. AGENTS : And NEW ZEALAND li©AJ^ and ffIEJBRCANTILJB AOBRTCY CO.. W. CHRISTIE, Oamaru; G. W. HUTOHINS, B»lolatha; SOMERVILLE BROS,, WaUfipeka; CULLEK" BROS., Tapanui; MACKAY BROS., Wyndham. j. If ATCII & €O. Invercargill, 2f Agricultural Chemists, Proprietors, I Vpi & 3 ZAI R' s Otago AccliaeisitisatioM ' *X* WHIPS Society. First Special" Prize, Sydney 1879 ; First Prize, Melbourne, 1880. HI S Society will pay ONE SHILLING ' JL per be«.d for ali SHAGS aestroyed, and trade mabk. . o f which a certificate by » Ranger of the May be had of all dealera Ibrougho the Society is sent to me. .W. W m nTrn Oo*onw. Bmy BJy Eon. SeowteF.