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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3277, 28 March 1885, Page 4

i Sfieep Dip. DIPPING SEASON, 1885. ' LINCOLN ISHEEP DIP," ..-. ■ .(POISONOUS). "GLYCERINE DIP" . ' V ' ■•■ (NON-tOISONOUS). . "Will MIX with "COLD WATER, and not, Discolor the Wool. MR HAY WARD having had two seasons practical experience of. Sheep Dipping ,m «very part of New Zealand, and thoroughly studied the modes of Dipping and ( the requirements of "the" 'different districts^ we have been enabled to specially adapt the above preparations to such requirements so aB to ensure entire satisfaction m, every instance with one dipping. THEY ARE CERTAIN KILLERS OF TICKS, their Eggs ; LICE, their Ova ; and all PARASITES infesting'the Skins.of Sheep. The " Glycerine Dip " is the best ever introduced for Wool Growing purposes, as showji by Testimonials, . and the "Lincoln Dip "is the most Durable m the Wool, and will keep the Sheep clean longer'than any o.ther Dip has . yet attained. The two Dips may bo used together fri equal proportions, which will make a perfect Dip, and keep any ordinary flock of Sheep clean the whole season. Used together' they combine highly nutritious and stimulating properties, with the lasting power of tho Lincoln Dip. For very lousy and filthy long: wool flocks, tho Lincoln Dip alone is recommended, it being most lasting m its effects. From Mr F. W. Hocken (Manager for ( Jno. Grigg, Esq.), Longbeach Station, Aehbiirton New Zealand. To Mr Haywakd, Dunedin. .-. - ' „ July 12th, 1884. Dear Sir, — Yours to hand re result 'of dipping. Mr Stariflisli, I ani glad to say, is highly pleased with the appearance of the sheep Dip iri your "Glycerine" and "Lincoln Dip " mixed, compared with those dipped with Hntch's Dip, so muoh so, that since you were here we have used your Dip for about 6000 Sheep, and Mi 1 Grigg would have used it for about 10,000, had your " Lincoln Dip" been obtainable. When 1 it could not be got we used youv " Glycerine Dip " mixed with Hatch's. Mr Standish has just boon examining the Sheep . dipped, both with yours and your, opponent's Dip, and speaks very favorably of the results. Where the " Glycerine " and- " Lincoln !' were used,- the wool and skin of the"Sheep wereiii by far tlio beat condition tliun those dipped by Hak-h. Price — 3s -6d per Gallon, (lOlbs to Gallon),- Drums free. -1000 Gallons of Liquid can be - made for JS3 lOs, '1 he under-mentioned Agents . will be pleased to supply' Catalogues, Price ; Lists, Instructions for Mixing, and any information required. ; AGENTS AT TIMARU — The National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand; The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company, Jonns and Bourn, Merchants. 1-6 1708 :■...-- MincellciiieoTui. fi R A'T-E FU ; l, -^-yiQ MPOBTINO EPPS'S^QGOA. : BREAKFAST. 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