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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXI, Issue 11758, 12 April 1888, Page 4

Sheep Dip. riIPPING 5 ' BBASO K , BROOK'S 'PEEFECT" SHEEP DIP. f CONOENTBATBD (Poisonous), of Dip] Lt»«W«t«« MIXES 1 BBADILT WITH OOLD WATBB Forming a cloar transparent solution, 'ositively . tif^^^^^lflß^k The* j very IOFTEST; I^Wvr and the Safe Beliable, tLasting, Ni f orm, and Stainless. t is guaranteed not v ~to- -contain— oni partiole of limt or soda, thus avoiding that drynees or- the' wool so often experienced. for the first month . after using powder ' ' '- ' dips CBp«oially. Fo- SOABS, TIOES, or HOB, this dip can be depended on as a certain specific, . TEBIIMONIAIiS. P. C. Threlkeld, EEq. on October 23« a, 1886, tays : I consider Mr 0. M. Brooke'a preparation,. OKE OF THE VEBY BEST DIPS IS IHE MABKBT; . . . This JB. to leitify that the fleece ibtained " bj me from the flocfc-ofTMr R. Evans, dipped with B ooie'a" "Perfect* Lip, was scoured in the rdinary way, Bnd » tmfcll part dyed scarlet tho result being iiuite Batisfactory. (This is the moat Delicate teaUhat can be- applied, -to/pioYe 1 : whether a dip stains the wool or not.) I may state that I iospected- Mr Evant flock while.' being shorn. TIOKS'AJTO ALL OTHBB JPABASITBIS had been OOMPLETBiLT )>R»DICATBDi by the use of the dip. THE WOOL was BBIGHT . SOBT, ANU. -IN GOOD CON DITION. My' examination took lao TH^BK MONTHS after dipping. THOMAS MltiLßßi The advantages to be derived from using Brooke"s " Perfect " Dip. are, that it combines the lasting effeats of the Powder Dips, with the BOttnoso of the Glycerine preparation, and U the only Oarbolio Dip ia the 'market composed of Oalvert's No 5 acid which dooa not stain the wool. At tho recent Sheep Dip Trial, conduo ed under the A'uepices of the A. and P. Association, Ountecbury, out of nine competitors, 0. M, Brooke gained ; third place Prioe— £2 4a 6d forsoffioient to make 1000 ■■"• M. HOQAN 4 CO. QHBBP DIP! QHS; L' DIP BEJJTLY'S SAPOKACBptTS SrIEBP AND LAMB DiPPINGr 1 COMPOSITION. Acknowledged to he the best' in the Market. A few of. the many testimonials aa undts t— Heaton Park, Bulls, : ' January 16; 1838. Mr S. lagram, Marton. Dear Sir, — " Bentby'a Sapfobaceoua Shcop Dip," wbioh I got from you lait jeer, has given u.e entire satisfaction, th* ueg. of which has resulted in n heavy clip of woel, in the very best condition, and not, a eign of insect life on the shoop dipped with ■ it. — I am yours truly, BOBEBT WILSON. Kiwitns, January 12, 1888 Sib, — Having uatd your dip lost )ear, I can si rongly recommend it. It destroys the filth, and at tho eflme time it eaves the wool soft and in gocd condition. — Toun respeotfully, W. McDOUGrAL. To Mr S. Ingrum, Marton. Db&b Sib, — I have much pleasure in handing you a testimonial lor Bently'e ga« ponaceous Sheep Dipping Composition, as it surpasses any otber dip I have ever yet used. It thoroughly, kills all filtb, my flock being thoroughly free from all tieka, lice, and all other parasites, and it does net discolour the wool, but leaves it filky and gives it a beautiful appearance. I c»n thoroughly recommend it to all sheep owners- — Tours truly, CHAS GALPIN, Sedgecombe Form. Dunsinnne, October 8, 1888. Dear Sir, — Having >ißed Bently's Sapona* ceona Sheep Dipping Composition, I lite it better than any I' have ever used. It thoroughly kills all filtb, and leaves the fleeces wonderfully toft and glossy without discolouration of tho wool, and I ahould think, by its appearance, it should brine a far belter price in the English market than we have been getting by using other dips.— JOHN MoBETH. Black Hill Farm, Peptomber 23, 1888. Dear Sir. — We have muoh pleasure in testifying ta the efficiency of your Mr Bently's Sheep Dip, both as a dtetroyer of insect life, and a brautifier of the wool, We have used it for two years on our stud flack, and have do hesitation in saying that we attribute to the use of this dip in a great measure the high price we hat* obtained for our wool, having had for tht last two seasons the top market price.— Youre, etc., MESSBS NOiKE & BEAD. M. HOGA^ & CO. Agents, Wanganui. . OWEN'S NEW ZEAHOT PATENT g&c^* S HEEP D IP^ MAN? ITESTIMONfALS nave been received f>om those who have used it ; the following amongst others :— To Mr W. T. Owhn, Makirikiri. Fernham, January 30, 1888. Dear Sir,— I used your sheep dip thu season (having used three other well-known dips previous years), and I oan say decidedly I mutt prefer youre to any I bave used before r seen tried. I found that your dip, at th prescribed strength, was immediately fatal to tioke, and 1 was very pleased witb tht feel of the wool when the sheep were dry, a it was quite free from any harshness, but appeared rather to Do improved to the touch by it. Being so effective at -' tho preioribed Btrength, makes it considerably cheaper than any other dip I know of. Yours f sithiully, THOMAS THATOHEB. Pold in tins sufficient for 400 gallon 8, 17s 6d each. ..•-.; In caßes containing 6 Tins, or sufficient to make 2400 gallons, £5. Agents for Wanganui, Bangitikei, »nd Pat«a— ! MESSBS. F. R. JACKSON and CO., from whom please order.