W. ROACH, F.R.C.V.S.

Otago Witness, Issue 2170, 26 September 1895, Page 13

W. ROACH, F.R.C.V.S.

Yoik Road, Exeter, Writes 20th September, 18^3 :— "By rtqiifc.st I attended at J. N. Franklin's, E^q , C.<!., the Buß«cUs, Huxbam, Exeter, and witnessed the dipping of about 400 Devon longwool sheep with the Odams'ti Dip. I found that about a 30 seconds' immerbion of the Bheep effectua ly killed "all the ticks. About three w«eks subsequently I visited the fkek and found no traceb wha ever of any ticks ; tho fieecej were beautifully white and ihe skins quite healthy. The oip is easily mixed ; it is a valuable ciisjnfectant, uuel I strongly iccommoud it as an efficient dip." We are somewhat late in introducing Odams'B Dips to the New Zealand sheep -wu«.r<«, and cannot yet refer lo any local ustrs, as this is our first season. We will undertake to say, however, th»t •'once ured, always used," and that henceforth no ehtepowner giving these dips a trial will ever hare cauie to regret tha experiment. An improved fleece, absolute freedom from animal life, scab, and the worry of flics are desiderata nob to ob lightly esteemed. Put up in lgivl, 2gnl, sg»l, and 10g»l drumi (non-poisonouß fluid) ; and in cases of 3doz, 6doz, and I2doz packets of powder (poisonous) E»ch gallon of Odams's fluid m sufficient for ll%»] of dip, and each packet for 25g«1. Remember tbat these dip* are more highly concentrated, more effective, aud cheaper in the end than any others in tbe market. Special quotations to station-owners dipping large floeko. Odamine Disinfectant. This disinfectant is simply invaluable on th« farm and in the home. It sweetens odd con\or», purifies dairies, stables and cattle sheds, and lend* to health and contentment on tho fjwm Microbes are immediately killed by it, from 14 to 20 seconds of time having beon provtd sufficient for this preparation, in its dilute form, to destroy the active geim-J of scarlet fever, glanders, and diphtheria. Tha following letter is one of many received :— " Odams's Fluid for dressing caHle is the gafeflt and most effectual I have used during 23 years' experience. It combines cheapness with simplicity. No ho 1 ; water beivg required, animals are not likely to tnko cold after dressing."