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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2568, 7 September 1867, Page 8

ffisceUaneons TO THE FLOCJTMASTERS OF NEW ZEALAND. Under Royal Lettors Patent. WILLIAM HENRY ALLEN'S PATENT FOOT-ROT OINTMENT. In cases eighteen pots each at 12s per pot. This preparation is the only radical remedy for Footrot hi Shoep. One pot will dress and cure 120 SHEEP. ALLEN'S COMPOUND DISINFECTANT SOLUTION, FOR THE CURE OF SCAB In casks and hogsheads, at 80 per gallon j, one gallon sufficient for 60 gallons of sheepwsjh. oheep-owners can confidently rely upon these remedies which hare been unriralled for tho last six years, as tho best, simplest, and cheapest means ever employed for the thorough eradlcation of SCAB OR FOOT-ROT. In acknowledgment of which W. H. Alien hold* innumerable certificates, and a Testimonial Gold Medal, valued at Fifty Guineas. ON SALE byMessrs M'PHERSON & CO., and Messrs DALGETTY, RATTRAY & CO., liuereargill, Southland;' Messrs DALGETTY, RATTRAY & CO., Messra GEO. GRAY, RUSSELL & CO., Messrs J. J. KELLY & CO., and Moss LANGE & THONEMAN, Pqnedin, Otago } Messrs MILES & 00., ttttd Messrs E. S. DALGETTY & CO., Christchurch Canterbury j And by — Messrs BETHUNE & HUNTER, Wellington ; And Wholesale by — Messrs J. SOLOMON & CO., Merchants, Melbourne } ana ' Messrs R. QOLDSBOROUGn & CO., Wool Brokers, Melbourne, Victoria. SCAB! SCAB! SCAB! THE MYSTERY MADE PLAIN. MR W. H. ALLEN is prepared to entor into contracts with Flockraasters and othftri for tho thorough eradication of either SCAB OR FOOT-ROT, and en terms which will comprehend a guarantee of complete success, viz : — " No Cure No Pay." For terms, &c, apply to ; Messrs BETHUNE & HUNTER, Wellington ; or t6 J. SOLOMON & CO., Merchants, Melbourne ; or to I R. GOLDSBOROUGH & CO., „, j Melbourne, Victoria. March 9, 1867. INDISPENSABLE TO EMIGRANT AND PASS.ENGER SHIPS. Patronized By the Abmy And 1 NaVy". BORWICK'S German BAKING POWDER for making bread without yeast, and in one fourth the time j also puddings without eggsTIIE ONLY BFFCTUAL rBEyjJNTITE 0? INDIGESTION TESTIMONIALS. From Dr Hassall, Analyst to the Lancet Sanitary Commission, autlor of " Food and its Adulterations," " Adulterations Detected," and other Works. November 9, 1860. I have subjected Borwick's well-known baking powder to very careful analysis, both microscopical and chemical. 1 find, firsts that the ingriedients of which it ia composed are pure and of good quality ; and, second, that none of them are in the least degree injurious. It is, moreover, entirely free from alum. Altogether it is a highly useful preparation j indeed, it is indispensable in the making of unfermented bread, pastry, uddings, &c, and in nil cases where yeast cannot be procured, ns in country places, and on board eliip. — Abt«to Hjil Hassam/, M.D. Buckingham Palace, March 28rd, 1849. Dear Sir,— After giving your baking powder a fi ie trial, I beg to inform you that I find it a most excellent and useful invention, and I. should say especially so in those parts of the country where yeast is difficult to obtain, and particularly on board ship, &c, &c. In your directiena for use, I should advise, &c, &c. (See directions on packet). — C, IioLL, private bnker to Her Majesty. From W. ttlass, Esq. (Analytical Chemist to Sir W. Burnett, M.D., F.R.S., &o, DirectorGeneral of the Medical Department of tf.M. Navy), to Sir W. Burnett, previously to its introduction into the navy. April 19th, 1849. Sir, — For your satisfaction I have nvalysed Borwifk's German Baking Powder, and find its composition to be, &c. These ingredients are of tho purest quality, and well dried. The proportions huwe been carefully adjusted and mixed. The mixture forms a beautiful farinaceous powder, well qunlilled for raising bread. It is very portable, and ns easily kept dry as arrowroot or •turch, which it resembles in appearance. In my opinion its presence in broad \vill be deoidedly beneficial, &c, &c. Th. ORWICK'S PATENT OZONIZED OOD IJIVER OIL, tho nearest specific known for consumption and all diseases of tho chest ; invaluable in Bkin diseases, and a preventitive of cholera and fever. Wholesale : GEORGE BORWICK, 24 Chiswell st, E.C . London. Sold in half pints, pints, and quarts, by all chemists. Tu. OAKEY'S NON -MERCURIAL SILVERSMITH'S SOAP surpasses all other articles for cleaning and polishing silver, electroplate, &c. Tablets 6d each. John Oukey and Sons manufacturers of tho Wellington knife polish, india rubber knifo boards, emery, black lead, oabinet glass paper, emery and glass cloth, &c, Scotch, French, London, Russian and other glues, Wellington Mills, Blackfriars Koad, London, S. * # * Oakey's Foreign and Colonial Export Ciroular, and Pricos Current may be obtained at the cflico of this journal. AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL, AND FLORICULTURAL SEEDS. WAITE, BURNELL & CO., Seed Mer elmnta of 181 High Holborn, London, England, can supply clovers and grass seeds for permanent pasture, turnips, ivangold, and carrot as well as every other kind of field, garden, and flower seeds, all new and of tho beßt stocks, selected specially for exportation to the colonies. GataloghßS and terms to be had on apj 'icatione II Clements Lane, Lombard Street, Louden,