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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7168, 1 August 1890, Page 1

OWEN'S PATENT NEW f/EALAND Q HEEP J\ IP Li o U We are prepared to supply tho above DIP, which will be found, ns now prepared, the Cheapest nnd most Effective in tho Colony. Wo attach some of tho many Testimonials which Mr Owen lias received from sheop farmers, and we can thoroughly recommend it to our numerous friends. TESTIMONIALS. Wiritou, May 22nd, 1889. MbW. T Owen. Dear Sib — I have dipped over 3000 steep this year in your Patont Sheep Dip, and am bo well pleased with it that I should not think of using any other. We examined a number the other day after they wore dipped, and found the ticks nil dead on tho outside of the wool ; wo also examinee! some that hnd been dipped six weeks, nnd found them free from ticks, and tho wool bright and soft. Ono unshorn lamb, badly infosted with both lico and licks, I dipped in what was left over from last year, and had been exposed in the dip ever since, two months after ho had no sign o£ either ticks or lico, and the wool in as good condition as anyone could wish for the two months ho was running with undipped sheep.— Yours truly, E. A Campbell. Elolca, Patea, May 25th, 1889. To Mb W. T. Owen, Wanganui. Deab Sie — 1 have to congratulate you on the discovery of your very efficient Sheep Dip. I consider it to be absolutely destructive of insect life when used as directed. As regards the wool, it is the only dip I have ÜBed that leaves the wool soft and lustrous throughout without injuring the wool that is on the sheep at tho timo of dipping. For a lung worm spocific I havo not had on opportunity of trying it, as my hoggets are not affected to any noticeable extent, though my neighbor, Mi 1 J. Ross, of Otauto, Patea, last year informed me that it had a most beneficial effect on his hoggets which wore badly affected last year. If by publishing this testimonial it will increase tho use of your dip do so by all meanß, — I am, dear Sir, yours truly, War. Wiison. Nowtonlees Farm, May 30th, 1889. To Me W. T. Owen, Makirikiri, Wanganui Deab Sib — We were induced to givo your Patent Dip a trial this past soaßOn, with the result, that we have now very much pleasure in adding our testimony in its favor, as a cheap and effective dip. Wo examined the sheep twenty-four hours after dipping, and found all ticks dead, and again fourtjen days after, with tho result that not one livo tick could be found. Wo also noticed that after dipping both the Bheep and wool seemed to have been greatly benefitted. After the oipenence of this season wo certainly would hive no hesitancy in using it again, for we are confident that if the instructions as given with each tin aro attended to good results will follow.— We are, yours truly, E. & J. MOBBAN. Mnrangi, 10th Juno, 1889. My Deab Owen — According to promise I now write you relative to your Sheep Dip. As you know, I have used it for two seasons, and it has given mo complete satisfaction. I find it easier to mix than any other dip, and it thoroughly destroys all ticks and lice. I think that it improves the wool, leaving no stain, and does not injuro tho staple in tho slightest degree.— l remain, faithfully yours, Jko. Cambbon. Ponrerere, ITawko's Bay, December 6, 1589. He W. T. Owen, Makirikiri, Wanganui. Deab Sib— Tho dip you supplied mo with last yoar has been all I could desire, tho Bheop have dipped 10,0001bB mov ewool and aro remarkably clean, and I havo ovovv reason to bo satisfied. Please send mo Hie samo quantity as last year, viz., 20 cases. — Yours sinceiolj, C. J. Naibn. Wnitntapia, Bulls, Februury 15, 1890. W. T. Owen, Esq , Deab Sia — I havo used your dip for tho last two seasons now, dipping about 8000 sheep a year. I have found it tboroughly effectual, the sheop having kopfc quite free fiom ticks aftorwards, and coming in at shearing very clean, and tho wool in good order. I may say thac I mix^d it r,t tlio Oiacfc strength according to instructions marked on each tin. I inteud using it this year again.— Yours truly, John T. Daletmpib. Sold in Tins containing BvlDcjent to inako 400 Gallops of Dip, a^; £1 each, i and in Caseß containing (5 Tins, or sufliciont for 2400 Gallons of Dip, at £5 10s por Casf. TCT T3 JACKSON AND /^O. 1 WANGANUI. IMPORTANT NOTICE. M I S IT" M A V, In thanking tho Lndios o,f Wa,ugav}ui for thoi(i support in thi) past,' wislica respectfully to romind'them that sho has returned to Wangi.nui, and has started business in the Dressmaking line again m Guy ton-street, next to the Solvation Army Bnrraoks, where all orders wiUrecoivoh^x prompt attention. A few vacancies for apprentices, MISS MAY, DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT GVXI'OH-BIBBOT, Next to Salvation Barracks. NOTICE. npHE undoisigned returns thanks to the JL ' public at lars;o for the support ho has vccoii eel for the lint 33 years, and states that ha is still in tlio trado'as Cabinetmaker and Undcitakar, &.c. Funerals Furnished at I any prieo, Town or Country. I JOSEPH TOWNSEND. Harrison Street. WHEN OTHER Lll'3 &o. When oilier Bro's and otliM Shoos lla^o been a regular sell In yil.un lunpuago hear tho nens Tluit Ainsworlh's near full well. When coldness of fcho feel 3 ou slight, Stnah beauty ! Ha\ 0 j oui'i'ools full n/o, Don't near jour Hoots .'nd Shoes so light. Or cite you'll get eovo ejea. When Polly'a Boots loo'c like a ea^k, 'Tn ill break your lieai 1 1 0 see ; I)i such a. moment) I bul ask Tluit you'll remember nie. AINSWORTH'd COIINKRBOOT SHOP Everybody knows \t