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Otago Witness, Issue 2929, 4 May 1910, Page 6

Sllilihi!U: 1. i A PERFECT RABBIT DESTROYER. The " Suddetli" Patent Smoke Mixture generates smoke without fire, and dettcts all outlets, even to The smallest crack. Hence the operator knows that all outlets to the main burrow arc discovered and filled in. There is no working- in the.dark— guessing- as to where the carbon fumes are escaping-. Bunny is a great engineer and strategist. He makes many pop holes a'.d escapes, hut he has overlooked the "Suddeth" Fumigator and Smoker. These detect all his outlets, he they ever so well placed or concealed, and he is doomed to an underground funeral. The No. 2 "Suddcth" and Smoker is double acting. When you pull the pump rod up jou send into the burrow as much fumes as when you push it down ; at the same time you generate and mix together in the burrow carbon fumes and smoke. Send for Illustrated Catalogue, Free. ROBERTS SZ, CO., Sole New Zealand Agents, Huncdin. i^ — TO ALL LANDOWNERS THE "GLOBE" DROPPER COMES AS AN INVALUABLE BOON. NOTE THESE PACTS! THE GLOBE DROPPER is coated with a perfect preservative and cannot rust. THE GLOBE DROPPER is made of the finest British steel procurable. It is everlasting. THE GLOBE DROPPER can be supplied any length and any distance between the wires. fHE GLOBE DROPPER is self-fixing. No stapling or hammering is required. THE GLOBE DROPPER can be easily removed, speedily fixed, is rigid, and will stand any strain. Ijjjjjjj j The "GLOBE" DROPPER has captured the market ] in Australia. Sales are enormous and increasing every I THE "GLOBE" DROPPER MAKES SATISFACTION CERTAIN. PERFECT AND PERMANENT FENCING. Full particulars from J. B. FINLAY, 20 Hunter-St., WELLINGTON, Secretary. * District Agents, Otago and Southland : Waters, Ritchie & Co , Dliliedil

USE THE RUNHOLDBRS! FARMERS! Why be troubled with Rabbits when for a small outlay you can get a Rabbit Exterminator which w.ill £ keep them-down better than anything else? Get an "H.-W." and set to work at once. You'll be delighted with the results. So light and simple is the " H.-W." that a lad can work it easily. The machine discharges a fine spray of bisulphide into the hole, which is then covered up. Gas is generated, and all the rabbits in that burrow come to an end. The " H.-W." is speedy. One person with a machine can keep four others filling in holfs. It is economical, too. At a trial under supervision of the Stock Department 133 holes were treated in 55 minutes with one-third of a gallon of bisulphide, which approximates about live holes for one penny. Well-known Runholders and Farmers all over Otago and Southland use and approve the " H.-W." The following are a few out of the many ; DtJNOAN Cameron, Papakaio A. D. Bell, Shag Valley Rodk. M'Kenzie, Bushy Park Robt. Logan, Kokonga J. Faulks, Makarora Station S. T. Spain, Earnscleugh J. & W. Paterson, Balclutha. F. A. Price, Waikiwi. The Stock Department has Nine in Use. Send your address and get descriptive circular with testimonials. - ,3*333 . _ R. H. HUNTER-WESTON, - HADLOW, GLENITI, N.Z.

TOE JUMP BABBIT TRAP. PERFECTION AT LAST. EASy MONEy , of TRA pp ERS . £BO ,N CASH PRIZES 4?flQ Til ft TIC IT *"" *wu ii HA 1© II tt XpsSPBHI 1 will donate £2O in Cash Prizes each '•' month to the trappers who catch the great; st number of rabbits with Jump 1 Rabbit Traps during the months of > May, June, July, and August, to be J divided as follows:—£10 first prize, £5 second, £3 third, and £2 fourth. Write for conditions and entry forms. Wrappers, you can double your " earnings" by using- only the JDMP TRAP. WHY ? YOU ASK. WELL, the JUMP TRAP is made of Steel—only half the weight of ordinary traps. YOU get a stronger trap at half the weight, and can carry double the number of traps. A trapper can only set as many traps as he can carry. WHY should you not catch double the quantity of rabbits ? 'THE jaws and pan of the JUMP are as large as the largest traps, yet the earth scrape necessary to set is only half the size required for ordinary traps. PAN and jaws of a JUMP are full size of scrape. If a rabbit touches your scrape he is in the trap AND IS YOURS. WITH the old-fashioned trap half the scrape is necessary to cover the long spring. The rabbit is just as likely to prospect on the spring end of the scrape as the jaw end. If he touches the spring end he will take fright, and IS NOT YOURS. WHY make a packhorse of yourself by carrying a lot of unnecessary iron around on your tack ? FOR SALE by all Storekeepers. If your Storekeeper cannot supply you with the JUMP Trap, write. ANOEEW KOBERTbON. Sturt St-. South Melbourne, or Box 373, G.P.0., Melbourne. Send 1/6 to cover postage dan I will mail 3 r ou a free sample Trap