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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 6113, 15 December 1898, Page 1

GREAT REDUCTION IN TUB MUCH OF COOPER'S DIPPING POWDER, linking this sterling preparation, WITH ITS UNRIVALLED LASTING PROPERTIES POSITIVELY THE CHEAPEST DIP in tub MAEKET. At tlio Bccent (1898) Show of THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND, (The Greatest Sheen Show in the World), ,Ofl 254 Shee P Shown, 1 037 were Dl PP ed in Cooper, I Of Prizes Awarded > 116 Wo " by Cooper-Dipped Sheep. The llritish Isles being the home of iilmost nil the Sheep Dips now pushed in these Colonics Ihcnbovc authentic lignres speak for themselves. The relative position of COOPER is nfiich the snmc at ALL THE LEADING SHOWS IN THE WOULD. Its output lust year sufficed to dip ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION SHEEP. The Shearing Hoard and Show Fcn-NOl' Iftc J%iiij 801/i-reveal THE TRUE COST AND VALUE OF A SHEEP DIP. POWDER AND FLUID. " Lawes' NON-POISONOUS AND POISONOUS. RECOGNISED DY CONSUMERS AND RIVALS AS THE REST PREPARATION IN THE JIAIIKGI. Quality: first-class I Price : within reach of all I Results : astounding I First dipping year in New '/mUmI, 1897--200fit)0; orders to Me—s, PRIZES SECURED AT SHOWS HY SHEEP DIPPED IN LAWES' PREPARATIONS: iCankrhmj, 1893: 5 Firsts, 8 Seconds, 2 Thirds, Uadborou,jh,lß9S: 30 Firsts, 25 tieamdt mi Five Okimpions, THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS SPEAK FOR TIIEMSELYESStaiiiioiio, Blenheim, 3rd December, 1898. Deaii Hut, —I have just finished shearing, and I consider the true test of a Sheep Dip i b on the shearing hoard, 1 have now much pleasure in stating that I luiuc nmr hoien Ih Sliu-boro wool lo fall from the s/iaji in (/filer comlid'oll, in every respect, than this seasonThe past autumn was most trying for nil Dips in this district, being extremely dry, and young sheep suffered particularly—which, to have done justice to a Dip, should have been dipped twice. As you arc nwarc, I Diked 55,000 in Lawes' Powiieii Die. The estate has been sold, otherwise 1 should be glad to have repented the order. (Signed) F. 11, Fosrini, Manager. E. J. ltnmiKonu, Esq., writes from Hutt under ditto of 20th June, 1898 ;-Dipl'rocme me another lilty cases of Lawes' I'uwdeii Dii" lor next season, W. Bushy, Esij., of Puriri, Hawke's Day, writes:—Flense forward sufficient Lawes' Powdeii Dir foil 70,000 Simiii'.-DOth October, 1898. Assets Ueausatios Boaiih, Ist August, 1898. Dear Shi,—Your specific has given satisfaction at all our stations, and lam pleased t place our order for ensuing dipping with you. We Bequhik 280 Cases, (Signed) Wau'eii G. Fosteii, General Manager, Buri.eiiui, Bi.exiieim, -ltli December, 1898. Dear Siii,—l dipped the whole of my Wither Station flock in Lawes' Nos-roisoHOUS I'ldid Inst autumn. When shorn the wool was bright and lustrous, : shcop in iirst-.clnss condition, and entirely free from ticks, I cun con/Mi'iilly recommend Lawes' Dip as dci'iig sofc ami sure, if directions for mixing and dipping are properly carried out. (Signed) Thomas Caiiteii, WOOL-GROWERS, BE WARNED not to ho influenced by any pamphlets or circulars miming Lawim' Commsv issued by rivals; although it is complimentary to be taken so'much notice of, and recognised as dangerous opponents. It Has Not Been Necessary to Reduce the Price of the Lawes' Fowdeb Die to compete successfully. (FLUID (NosPoisosoi's),4/li gallon. ' PRICES I l-'LUU) (Poisonous), double strength, Ito 200,8/- gallon. (FLUID (Poisonous), single strength, 1 to 100,5/- gallon. AGENTS IN THE WAIHAEAPATHE W.F.C.A. LIMITED. J. T. MOWAT, AUSTRALASIAN REPRESENTATIVE.

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