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i if*? nffl'Tf i" yimiii ii i'li iii i in 11 in 1111 ' iiin Miin in i i 11 in 11 mil iii iiii'irfWhHiin mm Him urn iiiiiMinTMiiiißMiriiii* Mr. W. Brisbane, Gowrie Park, Weerite, Victoria, noted breeder of Ayrshires, and a popular judge of stock at the Sydney Royal Agricultural Show, writes : "Dear Sir, —Your DRENCH was- first brought under my notice at our Agricultural Show in Melbourne, November, 1907. 1 purchased a quantity of SYKES'S DRENCH, and after giving it a fair trial on my herd of I am thoroughly satisfied that it is invaluable as a cleanser at calving time. I have very much pleasure in recommending it to all dairy farmers and breeders of stock." Leading dairymen and breeders throughout New Zealand fully endorse Mr. Brisbane's appreciation. Sykes's s Drench is a preventive against milk fever, and safeguards your herd from the many ills peculiar to calving time. Sykes's Drench, Ammol Udderine and Abortion Cure should always be kept handy—a pleased customer writes of them :—" They supply what the progressive dairyman cannot afford to be without." CLEANSING OOV/S AFTER CALVSNG —WriJes Mr. W. B. Brisbane, the best known breeder of Ayrshires in Australia. How practical and valuable an authority this is may be gathered from these extraordinary facts : Five of Mr. Brisbane's cows, according.to the Melbourne Argus, gave in the Government test, covering nine months, a butter return of the value of £lll 12s. 9d. He claims for Ida, one of the quintet, that she has broken the Victorian record. Her return showed : Date of calving, March 27th, 1913; date of entry to test, April 3rd, 1913 ; number of days in test, 273 ; weight of milk last day of test. 231 b..; weight of milk, 10,867|1b. ; average test, 5.1 ; batter fat, 5551 b. ; standard required, 250 ; estimated weight of butter, 632£1b. ; and today Mr. Brisbane is a firmer believer than ever in the practical value of the SYKES'S Veterinary Medicines, and has them in constant uss. Eacb packet, 1/6 each, contain.-} two doses. tM Vjßt BKjaO AM) (BIBBJ roo tumi? & cJwcou) fccwai - Buy them by the dozen—l 6- dozen lots. Sold everywhere fey all Chemists and Storekeepers. Prepared by A. E. SYKES, Chemist (by exam.), New Plymouth

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