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Southland Times, Issue 7035, 24 January 1885, Page 4

usoU . Public [Notices .y-.y •■■ Y'Z etPr^NQ ffeASON, 1885. : « GILYGEIpNE DIR" j -WILL MIX WITH COLD WATER & NOT DISCOLOR the WpOLj CERiAIN KILLERS OF J Mr Hayward having had two seasons' practical experience of Sheep Dipping in. every part of New Zealand, and thoroughly studied the modes of dipping aad u th l l 3^S' tl the different districts, we bave been enabled to specially adapt the above preparations to; such requirements so as to ensure entire satisfaction in^everyinstance with one dipping. The !• Glycrrine Dip "is the best ever iptrbduced for Wool triwitt^ pai - poses, as shown by testimonials; and the" Lincoln Dip " is the most durable m the Wool, and will keep the Sheep clean longer than any other Dip has ; yet .attained. The Two Dips may be used together in equal purportions, which will make a perfect Dip, and keep any ordinary fbek of Sheep clean che who'e season. Us^d together they combine highly nutritious and stimulating properties with the lasting power ofthe i^ncoln. Dip. For very lousy and filthy long-wool flocks, the Lincoln Dip alone is recommended , it beine most lasting in its efEects. a^*.;^ Ac^rirMn From Mr F.W. Hocken (Manager for Jno. Grigg, Esq), Longbeach Station, Ashburton, « New Zealand. July 12th, 188*. "•^SS^SSSSSdw--* »f dippi,;?- Mr hM K<zfif£hA-^S-nleased with the abearance of the sheep dipped ra your " Glycerine" and Linaoln Dip mixed. SSn^StttlSra^ with Hatch? Dfefo much so, that ™ ta**^ *£J. used your Dip for about 6000 sheep, and Mr Grigg would have used it foi about C W^ l g™ "Lincoln Din"' been obtainable. When it could not be got we used your Glyceime Dip mixea wifcHatcW. Mr Standish has just been examining the sheep dipped, both with^yours and : your opponent's Dip and speaks very favorably of the results. Where the 'Glycerine and were use?, the wool and skin of the sheep were in by far the best condition than those dipped by Hatch. Sold everywhere in strong Iron Drums (which are free) cf SO-lbS, SO-lbS and 1 4JO«lbs each Price 4s »er GallOU for quantity (Ift-ibS to Gallon), a great reduction on orders for larger quantities for large flocks when 1000 Gallons Qf liquid can be made for $& 3 lOs, ■ ,-. . i .-, ■ T■: j. t The undermentioned Agents will be pleased to Supp'y Catalogues, Price Lsts, lrstructions for Mixing, and auy information required. SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS, — Tomlinson & Bayward, Cliemfrrts, LINCOLN, ENGLAND. DEPOT AGEN IS— THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY of New Zealand, InverpMg * AGENTS AT— Wyndham— JNO. TEMPLETON AND CO. Thobnbuey AND Riveeton- WHITTINGHAM BROS. AND INSTONE. Winton— o. D, MOORE. QUEENSTOWN-F. H. DANIELS AND CO. N.B— Plans of Hayward's Latest Improved Sheep Dipping Baths with Travelling Gangway, as erected by some of the leading Flocfco .vners of New Zealand, to be had of the several agents, Price lOs Od each. 3 al ° BOOTH, MACDONALD AND CO. CHRISTCHDRCH INVERCARGILL. CARLYLE M ENT WORKSFor Economy of Time, Speedy Results, Perfect Tillage, Greatest Yield of Crop, unequalled by any other Cultivator known. NOTE THE FOLLOWING :— A. Decided "Victory ! The Carlyle Disc Harrow takes tlie lead An exhaustive* Public Competitive Trial of Disc Harrows took place, under the auspice of the Courtenay Agricultural and Pastoral Association, at Kirwee, on the 29th May, 1884 when tlie Carlyle Disc Harrows scored the greatest number of points, the Judges' decision being as follows :— Booth, Hacdonald &Co., 1; Reid & Gray, 2 ; P.&D. Duncan, 3 The trial consisted of three separate tests, viz. : in Ploughed Lea Land, Turnip Land, and Stubble. A YET GREATER VICTORY ! ! At a PnblicJCompetitive Trial held on Mr Kruse's Farm at Papanui, on 10th Oune, 1884, The Carlyle Disc Harrows took First Place in every Point. Extract from official report : — The first point considered by the Judges was "convenience of handling, travelling, and simplicity of construction." In this competition the DUNCAN machine was packed ready for traveliing in 10£ minutes ; the REID k GRAY in 6| minutes ; and the BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO. in 3 minutes 2 seconds. One man only was employed at each- machine. The cftaraoter of the work both in the stuble and potato land was very satisfactory throughout, that done by the BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO. being considered the itest. The result thus was : — Kooth, Mtacdouaßd <fcCo , 1 ; Reid & Gray, 2 ; P. <&D. Duncan, 3 Committee :— Mr J, E. Hawken, Mr E. Wright. Mr D. Kruse, Mr J. Dqnald. J Judges :— Mr James Holmes (Riccarton), Mr Thomas Pashby (Kaiapoi), Mr R. Frame (Papanui,) This very decided victory following on that gained at Kirwee on the 29th May last, proves forcibly that The Carlyle Disc Harrow is far and away the best in the market. This trial was open to imported implements, but, significantly enough, nor.c were eMpred. These are the only public competitive trials that have been held to our knowledge n New Zealand, and thus the Carlylt Disc Harrow stands unbeaten under practical test. Fiom their great number now in use and the universal satisfaction they are giving, together i with the moderate price, they are the best value in the market. Every farmer should bave j one. Every Harrow fitted with Travelling wheels and New Levelling Device. Broadcast Seed Sowing Attachment can be fitted to the Harrow if required. Prices on application. We invite inspection of our Implements, samples of which are always kept in stock, at our --"outhland Branch Premises, Esk street, Invercargill. . These consist of Ploughs, Disc Harrows, our new patent Zigzag Harrows, Chain Harrows, Horse «ears, Corn Crushers, Grain and Grass Seed Sowing Machines, Grain and Grain Seed Cleaning Machines, Cambridge Rollers, &c , &c. Fittings kept in stock. IVote.— REPAIRS EXECUTED in every department of Agricultural Implements and Machinery. victory ! viqi^Fi^UroßY ! WAI.TEHS A. WOO3TS HARVESTER?, WITH NEW IMPROVED IRON FRAME BINDER, Have been awarded the first position at each ofthe following field competitions this sea«on, namely : — FIRST : AND SECOND AT BATLVHAT, 16th Dec, sixteen machines competing FIRST AT SALE, GIPPSLAND, 22ud Dec, twelve machines competing FIRBT AT INGLEWOOD, 12rh Nov. FIR^T AT STAWELL FIRST AT HORSHAM FIRBT AT SMEATON FIRST AT LANCEFIELD, 6th January, against twelve opponents Beating the whole tribe of •' Appleby " competitors, and receiving over £125 in prize money last season in Victoria and Tasmania. Intending buyers are confidently ref/r.ed to purchase ra of last season's Harvesters. ound goods being worth sound prices. " The Wood " will be found the best and cheapest jlachine in the market, costing less for repairs than any other j less for duplicate parts, and u»lng lees twine. 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