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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3072, 17 December 1908, Page 5

TO ALL WHO DIP SHEEP. Every sheep-owner will agree that the finest wools in the world to-day are grown in Auptralasia, and that the leading breeders there are pastmasters in their business. / Naturally the great show of the New South Wales Sheep-breeders' Association—the most important of its kind in the world, —held annually at Sydnsy, attracts the cream of the Commonwealth's flocks to compete for the coveted honours offered; and so much capital has been made in recent years by interested sheep-dip manufacturers of the prizes won at shows elsewhere by users of their paticular preparations, that a plain statement of fact regard'ng the sheep dip which is prime favourite with the men who stand absolutely on top in the sheep-breeding world at the present time should interest every flock-master. At the lyo7 show of the Association just referred to, more prizes were won by supporters of Quibell's Dip than by the users of all other dips on the Australian market put together, which are some 60 or more in number, many of which are largely advertised and pushed for all they are worth; and please remember that this statement does not refer to merino sheep only, for every prize-winn-er in the Lincoln sheep section and all the first prize-winners in the Romney section were Qui belldipped. When you read newspaper paraabout the leading prize-takers in countries thousands of miles away, where the sheep shown are all of the mutton breeds, and the vast majority of flock-owners,, are hopelessly out of date as regards wool-growing, being users of this dip or that, kindly remember the frets, just stated above, the accuracy of which' indisputable evidence can be produced at any time. *

The name of AYLMEE'S, Willis-at. Wellington, is synonymous with perfection m the art ofi Millinery. Ladies write for a selection on approval. Designs by every mail from the leading London and' Paris houses.-