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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12586, 17 October 1911, Page 8

MURTON'S DIP. THIS Preparation mixes entirely with cold water. NO DEPOSIT IN THE BATH. It does not disturb the natural lay of the wool nor interfere with the yolk. .In addition to its thorough reliability as an insecticide, it possesses remarkable stimulative properties, by which the growth of the wool is much improved. It is the most effective and enduring dip, and the easiest to use. This invention was awarded first place at the great Canterbury Sheep Dip Trial, 1887, when eight of the leading Dips competed. EXTRACTS FROM A FEW OPINIONS OF USERS: W. S. Marshall, Esq., Rata.— "l have dipped ray flock of between ten and eleven thousand sheep with 'Murton's Dip' for a number of years, and it has always given me satisfaction. J. ' Knight, Esq., Feilding.— "Having used 'Murton's Dip 1 for the past 15 years, I wish to place with you my order for it again this year." ~ F. C. Twigg, Esq., Brooklands, Puketapu. — "I have been using your 'Dip' for a number of years, and it has given me very satisfactory results. It is most reliable." Messrs Kenway Bros., Te Pahi, Waimata Valley.— "We have used this Dip for several years, and have always found it satisfactory. Flock 12,000." J. D. McGregor, Esq., Te Ruae, Pemberton. — "I have used it continuously for the past eight years on a crossbred flock of 7000, and my sheep are practically free of lice and ticks." John Muir, Esq., Fortification, Invercargill.—^"Re 'Murton's Dip,' I have used it for the last two seasons, and it has proved very satisfactory. The sheep are thoroughly clean from ticks and lice, and it leaves the wool m first-class order." WILLIAMS & KETTLE. LTD. Poverty Bay Agents. A. M. BEALE, Esq., Agent, Waiapu District. 597