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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 67, Issue 1, 15 July 1943, Page 22

| qir BIRWIFWSIi fLI ® / a jfel S Instrument All Practical SHEEP FARMERS Require. An Instrument All Practical SHEEP FARMERS Require. | It Saves Its Cost Several Times Over in the ! I First Season. Price £3's'IK :' jk , ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE. Letter from E. P. H. BURBURY, Sherwood, Waiau, North I Canterbury: . IIMSHMMBigW 7th November, 42. E Dear Sir, —About two months ago I noticed your advertisement of the Dux Tailer in the “Weekly News.” . I asked my agent to get me one on trial. It duly arrived, and if ever. 1 was disappointed in the look of anything, 1 was in the Tailer. Why, even the handle worked up instead of down, and two blunt edges to cut off a tail a knife would have to be used after all, so why not use the knife and send the Dux back? Bets were made amongst the shepherds, but we took out the fool implement, and as we all thought wasted our time fixing it to the board. Result: I now own three “Dux” Tailers, and my neighbours all want to borrow one when mine are not in use. 1 have used the first Tailer on 2,600 lambs, and I ordered the other two for a property 1 run 7,000 ewes on, where we start marking this next week. That 1 am satisfied goes without saying. 1 consider there is more blood lost in ear-marking than from the tail. After tailing Topßefore. the 2,600, I did not lose a lamb.- . . . Middle—--After. Simple and efficient. Easy to use. The “Dux” Bottom —The job . r J , completed. reduces losses to a minimum, because there are no after-effects. THE AGENCY COMPANY of N.Z. LTD. P.O. Box 1137, Auckland. Telegraphic Address: “ACOL”