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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 79, Issue 3, 15 September 1949, Page 228

i ■«»*” — L •s«f £s - A BAY OF PLENTY W\ FARMER WRITES:— <%>?X “One of the best points about the Elastrator is that it does away with the knife. It cannot be anything like the shock of other methods, as the lambs ‘mother-up’ in a way I have not seen before, and go ahead without check. I do 900 lambs in 5 main drafts. I have had no fly strike. There was doubt about a new method when I bought the Elastrator, but many farmers here use it now and I predict that it will become general. Killing sheets and condition of lambs is a great advertisement for Elastrator.” THIS IS THE MODERN METHOD— The rubber ring Is s '"’- affixed to the purse, above the testicles. Circulation is stopped. - The testicles and purse atrophy and fall off, completing castration. Get full particulars from your Stock Agent, or direct from. ■" ELASTRATOR CO. LTD., Box 226, Blenheim.