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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17237, 17 April 1930, Page 10

Sheepfarmers are invited to adopt the new OfitoW Tetrachloride Fluke Cure, wWoh ltJ proved so successful in Kern- South where it is recoipwn<le4 by Ml Government veterinary opoJSrd, tna.t properties in previously fluke-infeated districts have already gima up in yalue. This cure, which is now introduced to New Zealand by the rankers ©I Pellex, will he known as Pallax Kyi fluke. It is guaranteed to rid sheep and cattle of fluke and similar lata*hh) parasites. Sufficient (or 400 - sheep, 21 A(i|»i); for 800 sbeep. 89/fi (1 gal.). Woney refunded if no cufla, Obtainable from AMALGAMATED DISTRIBUTEES LTD., Ward St., Hamilton. or in the South Island from National Mortgage Agency LU.,

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