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Otago Witness, Issue 1926, 15 January 1891, Page 43

[. BH4»S»BB»i^«B«BiSS«Bs\SMBBHW ci THOMAS' t Sheep Dipping Specific y Has again the Last Season obtained High i Honours, One Flockowner alone hay« r ing obtained f 157 FIRST PRIZES )< at tin different shows of the season in Victoria. * From New Zealand, Mr Meniove, of Windsor Park, writes:— "Thifl last season I dipped " 20,000 of my long-woolled sheep with jour Specific, and found it host amen?*. My wool at shearing was in c GRAND ORDERy ; and the sheep quite free from either Ticks or t Lioe." AT THB HAWKE'S BAY COMPETITION r THOMAS' WAS FIRST, 3 beating COOPER'S and Seven Others in Price " as in other points. After fully considering each r competition, the Committee decided in these ■ exact words :— " The balanot inclines in favour a of Thomas' • Specific' " Inspector Fitzroy, who was one of the Judges at that exhaustive and most impartial series of experiments, gives it as his opinion in a separate published report that, "White Cooper's Dip , leaves the wool harsh and dry, Thomas' Dip 3 leaves the wool in the host perfect condition, AS SOFT AND LUSTBOUS AS SIIX." This judgment is amply confirmed by sucb Testimonials as Mr Carter's with 157 First Prizes, and Mr Menlove's "Wool in Grand Order." JAMES FOTHERINGHAM AGENT, PUWEDIW, MANUFACTURER of all kinds of Tinsmiths' Materials, billie covers and ears, kettle breasts and spouts, patty pans, be., ho Being a Large Importer of Tin Plates, I am at all times able to quote Low Prices for IC and IX coke and charcoal. • Power Tin and Iron Factory, Mobat Fiaci,