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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4063, 9 June 1882, Page 4

IMPORTANT TO FLOCK-MASTERS. COOPER'S SHEEP-DIPPING POWDER, THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH REMEDY FOB TICKS, LICE, AND SCAB; IS THE CHEAPEST A ND BEST. fer~> " ' 8 more extensively used than all yg^^^J^^PpiTf i ■L'™f^Ksfr other Dips, being applied to upwards of tt^^^^M^^^ft^^^^^^^vV^KA million sheep each year. C -H W%V^*'«^ 4^s'\^ Ifc is tho nandiest and cheapest Dip, rei *C% v * A^ v " A^C^jlmp^ quiring no boiling or hot water. <C^®^^WW^^^^^^CV^'^^^ It is a certain cure for Lice and Scab. Unliko the mftn y Lic > uid d1 p« whioh i mi '*^'-Mt7v!>^~. ft /p.. ** / . v. '."-*- •\" l *Oyi^=?3 ;^^__ kill tho insects and then pass off them- * feS^^^&X."^**^^^ I '^^\s^v**7t^' solves, its effects remain in the fleece a X;^^^fe?^^m^^>«/^& ' long fimo> and P revent new inaction, sv*-*?^ -*„ * -^^^^<^?yir>-, Ithasnever been equalled byany other Dip EXTRACT FROM THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND, 1870:— "An infinite variety of proprietary nnd Patont Dips are now finding their way Into the Market. Some of these are really good, some indifferent, and others absolutely bad. We believe COOPER'S to be the longest established and cheapest, nnd also the most extensively used. As shown by the rallwny books, it appears no less than 1200 dozen packages, or enough to dip 288,000 sheep, are sent out weekly. It is used extensively on the Continent, and in the Colonies, accompanied by ' directions for use' printed in many languages. As a Summer and Autumn Dip we consider it oecond to none, and have always used it. Its cheapness and extreme solubility in cold water particularly recommend it for these purposes." Since the above was written tho sale has more than doubled. From James Alkxandkr, Esq., Wanganui. " Seven years ago I was induced to buy eight cases of your Sheep Dipping Compound, and, as an experiment, I used a few packets according to tho directions. I selected a few old ewes, not caring whether I lost them or not, and not one of them was injured in the least. I afterwards dipped my whole Flock of 10,000. and did not lose one. "I now dip for Lice, and find it most effectual. 1 'I am also told by my neighbours It Is equally so for Scab. " I have dipped over 60.000 sheep with it, and never lost but one, and this animal was seen Hoking itself just after it left the baths. I consider that with ordinary can your Dipping Powder, used on a large or small scale, is perfeotly safe. The chief point being to see that the sueep are quite dry before they are turned out to grass.",; From Mr. Thomas Middlbton , Manager for the Hon. Robert Oampbel!, Benmore Estate, Waitaki. " Cooper's Dip is the best dip for Lambs I ever used." From Duncan MoM aster, Esq., Walrarapa. " I hare used Cooper's Dipping Powder for about four years, and am well satisfied with the results, believing it to be lasting in its effects." " To Mr. Coopeb, Berkhamsted, England. Auckland, October 12, 1880. " Dear Sib, — Accompanying our order by this mall we are pleased to observe that your Bheep-Dipping Compound is steadily gaining ground in this part of New Zealand. 11 At the request of our customers we have occasionally imported Dips by other firms, but our buyers have invariably fallen baok to the use of Cooper's Sheep Dip. "The Flock-masters who have written to us on the subjeot have always spoken in the highest terms of the article. — We are, yours. &c uJ. O. SHARLAND & Co., Manufacturing Chemists." PREPARED ONLY BY WILLIAM COOPER. IrI.R.C.V.S, CHEMICAL WORKS, BERKHAMSTED, ENGLAND. Bold in packets, sufficient for from 20 to 30 Sheep, or in oases sufficient for 1500 toTSOOO, according to the length of wool. AOSNTS IN THK NORTH ISLAND : Meurs. EEMPTHORNE. PRORRER,'& Co.. Auckland and Wellington Messrs. SHARLAND k Co., Auckland and Taranaki Mr. F. W. WILLIAMS. Napier Messrs. BARBAUD & SON, Wellington Messrs. DRUMMOND& ALEXANDER, Wanganui. FOR MAKING r™""™""!Iai5i53«IiSssBlZ!""""""'"~l TWi B * k!n * Pow " mmrnuviiTirn As^BCJßV^W^^^^l^^^bßmSiSlßn I P*** 7^ Puddings, is^bhsjbjh jv 1 v l k^>i 1 31 I t^jßH^sHß^B^vJ I -&reau, dco., and irom Analytical Chem~ 881 •^^H^pwL^L^^MH|F 11 y B vH9 *nM t ne Bread made To Messrs. Shar- Swi^B^a^fe^^B^Bß^^B^B^BilHr^^iHflin fla t!sfactory. — G. 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