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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3604, 19 April 1886, Page 3

Moody and Ziesler. MOODY AND ZIESLER, STOCK, STATION AND GENERAL AGENTS. Offices : Corner of Main South Road and George Street. Sioees : Corner Cain's Terrace and Strath* allan Street. STORAGE for Grain, Wool, and other Produce at Lowest Rates. CASH ADVANCES made on Grain and Farm Produce. CORNSAOKS Sale, best quality, 48 x 261, full weight. TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES for Sale and to Let. MONEY TO LEND m Sums of £100 to £10,000 at Lowest Rates of Interest oa Freehold securities. Liberal Advances made oa Crops and Farm Stock. ■ ( NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW jZEALAND. Capital Subsceibed ... „. £2,000,000 Capital Patd Up £98,057 Resebvb ... £800,918 Steam Threshing Machines, Stack and Farm Insurance. FIRE INSURANCE : Buildings of e^sry description, also House* hold Furnifsr and Effects, Goods and Merchandise .naured against loss by fire at lowest corrknt rates. ■ ' . • MARINE INSURANCE : Insurances on Hulls of Vessels, Freights or Advances, and Goods and Merchandise of every description, to or from any Ports m the World accepted on the most favorable terms. • - . ■ ■ LOSSES PROMPTLY PATD.I : ALEXANDER OARRICK, Manager, Corner of High and Caahel street*, Christchurcb. Cantbbbuby Beakoh : Mrs E. Gascoyne ... Agsnt, Waimate R. S. Cook Agent, Geraldine li.M. and A. Company AHD W. ZIESLER 1-22 1897 Agents, Tihabu TO LET FOR CROPPING. 600 AOEES of 3DEA LAX]D ' For particulars apply to 4-16 573 MOODY & ZIESLER. Business Notices. IMPORTANT TO SHEEPOWNERS. DIPPING SEASON 1886. WHICH is the most efficient, most reliable, and most economical SHEEPDIP ? THOMAS' Carbolised Sheep - Dipping Composition Has invariably, when applied m accordance with the proprietors' instructions, proved to be the CHEAPEST and MOST EFFICIENT DIP for either Longwool, Crossbrod, or Merino Sheep. THOMAS' DIP was not only placed first at the Hawkes Bay competition m 1883, being pronounced by the Special Committee to be Buperior to the eight other specifics then competing, including Cooper's, Little's, Tomlinson and Hayward's (Glycerine), Hall's, Jeye's, Logan and Wilson's (vow Hatch's), McDougaU's, and Gillard's, but the . report on the wool then dipped, made at the request of the H.B.P. and A. Association, by the well-known Wool-brokera m London, Messrs Helmuth Schwartze and Co., also placed THOMAS' DIP AT THE HEAD OF ALL OTHERS as regards the wool, as the following extract from that report will show : — "At the conclusion of the Hawkes Bay trials, samples of the wool from the sheep dipped were forwarded by the Association to London for special examination and report, and the Wool Valuer for Messrs Helmuth, Schwartze and Co., of that city gave as hia award : — Thomas' — Little or no smell, free staple and sound ; good lustre ; soft feel. Coopbe'b — Slight smell ; more yolk than m others j fair lustre j sound staple. • Little's — Bmells strong ; staple strong ; rather dried up ; brownish cast. Hall's — Slight chemical smell ; Btaple quite sound ; no coagulation of grease; fair lustre. Tomlinson and Haywabd's— Sour smell ; dried up appearance ; and dull look ; rather tender." Thomas' Carbolised Sheep Dip — for many years favourably known m Tasmania and Victoria as "Hood's Specific," and now greatly improved m manufacture »nd value — when brought into fair competition .with other curative ngencies has never yet been surpassed or equalled. It is a cold water dip, easily dissolved, and the cost of application scarcely exceeds one half-penny per sheep, whilst a fair application rarely fails to add one penny per lb to the wool. Amongst numerous letters the following are extracts : — From the Manager of tho Hcaton Park Estate (the property of tho Trustees, of the late Hon. W. B. Rhodes), near Wanganui. " Heaton Park, 21st Sept., 1885. " I have dipped 20,000 sheep with Thomas' Dip, and have found il effectual m killing the ticks and lice, with which some of the sheep were very bad. The wool after dipping is m excellent condition, and freo from stain, and there are fewer matted fleeces than ever I have known m my flock. The bath is easily prepared, by first dissolving the dip m hot water, after which it easily assimilates with cold water. It is one of the cheapest and best dips I have used, m an experience of thirty yoars. " I am, 4c, "ROBEBT WILSOH." " Inglewood, Flaxton, Oct. 13, 1885. " Messrs Miles and Co., Christchurch. " Dear Sirs,— Having just had all my sheep through the yards (dipped on May 4th, 1885), I have to express my satisfaction with Thomas' Dip. Tho wool is m nice order, and I have not Been a tick or other parasite on any of the Bheep dipped, nor have I been able to sec a tick on any lamb tailed, whose dam had been dipped. " Yours truly, i " Philip 0. Thbelkeld." Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars on application to • ' MILES & Co., Sole Agents for Canterbury. ; MILES, ARCHER & Co., ■ Tinjaru ; or to The Travelling Representative, 4-1 400 Mb C. R. WILLIAMS.