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Wairarapa Age, 5 March 1927, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. COOPER’S QUICK-ACTING POWDER DIP. Easy to Mix. Protects Against Ticks, Lice and Maggot Fly. Highly Beneficial to the Wool. ECONOMICAL IN COST of Dipping the Flock. Waihou, Waitotara, 21st January, 1927. Dear Sirs— After having used other Dips for several years, we decided to give COOPER’S QUICK-ACTING POWDER a trial last season, and now that we have completed shearing, we are in a position to say that the results have been entirely satisfactory. We dipped our fleck of approximately 8000 sheep, mostly breeding ewes, portion of which are running on bush country, in this preparation, and they came off the shears absolutely clean in every respect. Th 3 lambs were also free from ticks, and have dene and fattened well. We found the Dip no trouble to mix, and as it has done all that is required, we arc again using it for the approaching dipping. Yours faithfully, (Sgd.) BREWER BROS. COOPER’S QUICK-ACTING POWDER DIP. PREVENTS RE-INFECTION. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT.

MOTOR SPIRIT. We have now landed our Second Shipment of “FARMERS” FIRST GRADE MOTOR SPIRIT IN CASES. The quality is equal to the wellknown advertised brands. TRY A CASE AT 16/6 Cash. Sole Agents— N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD. STONE’S WELLINGTON, HAWKE’S BAY AND TARANAKI Commercial, Municipal and General DIRECTORY. AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL FOR 1927. ! Thirty-sixth Year of Publication. I Royal Bvo., containing about 161)0 ' pages, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. . PRICE.—If ordered before publication, £l/1/-; if ordered after publication, £l/5/-. STONE SON & LTD., PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, ANZAC SQUARE, DUNEDIN. And at Christchurch and Wellington. MASTERTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. CLASSES IN ART CRAFTS. ’pHE SCHOOL has now available an Instructor capable of Teaching Marqueterie (wood staining), Leatherwork, Batik Work, Stencilling, Painting on China, Pottery Work, Lettering, Etc. Classes in these subjects will be formed in addition to the usual Drawing and Painting Classes, if sufficient support is forthcoming. In order that necessary arrangements may be made, students desiring to take up any of the Art Subjects are requested to communicate with the Principal as soon as possible. EVENING CLASSES. Standard VI. Proficiency, Electrical Engineering, Matriculation. Classes will be formed if sufficient students offer. Names should be given in immediately.