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Otago Witness, Issue 2371, 10 August 1899, Page 7

ODAMS'S SHEEP DIP. Now that the sheep-dipping season approaches, owners will do well to consider th« claims of Odams's Dips, and to give them a trial. The company was formed from amongst the yeomanry of England in 1855, and its proud boaet is that it was directed then and still is by some of the principal breeders in Great Britain. " Odams " is a household word. "Once used, always used," and no sheepowner giving these dips a trial will ever have cause to regret the experiment. An improved fleece, absolute freedom from animal life, scab, and the worry of flies are desiderata not to be lightly esteemed. Put up m lgal, 2gal, sgal, and lOgal drums, and 20gal kegs (non-poisonous fluid) ; »nd in cases of 3doz, 6doz, and 12doz packets of powder( poisonous). Each gallon of Odams's fluid is sufficient for lOOgal of dip, and each packet for 25gal. Remember that these dips are more highly concentrated, more effective, and cheaper in tn» end than any others in the market. APPROXIMATE COST, ONE HA'PENNY, PER SHEEP. ; Special prices to flockownere dipping large flocks. ANDREW BLAKE, Farm Steward to Her Majesty the Queen, Osborne, Cowes, 1.W., Writes 18th September, 1893: — "I have been waiting to see the result of a thorough test of the Odams's Fluid Dip you sent me, and I am pleased to be able to report most favourably of it. It is fatal to insect life in any animal, and as a sheep dip it is not surpassed by the best I have tried, and is easily mixed. The wool retains a nice, mellow touch that is not to be felt after some dips, and the ewes are not disturbed by Hies afterwards." H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES : In regular use on the farms at Sandringh«fffli A NEW ZEALANDER'S EXPERIENCE* PRANKTON, January 6, 1899. Pleas* «wd ma 80gal or 90gal Odams'a Dip. I have been using it now for three sea* sons, and am well pleased with it. - *" •'" ¥. M'BRIDB*,