WOOL—SOFT, BRIGHT, AND OILY

Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13057, 17 March 1911, Page 1

WOOL—SOFT, BRIGHT, AND OILY

To have the. wool soft-, bright, and oily is what every grower of the Staple aims at. Such is the condition of a perfectly grown fierce : and in this eontlition, according to the testimony of Mr. James Close, the noted Romiieybrep.der, of Ngahe^a, Kawakawa. Auckland, an expert of the highest

I standing, does QuibclJ's Powder Dip leaves tile wool. Porfoctly-grown wool always realises top pricesl—a fact worth remembering.