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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 12, 6 January 1893, Page 27

THE DETECTIVE TATTOQ EAR-MARKER OR BRAND (Patented.) \ s 4 i^HHIiW I BEG to call your attention to the above Invention :—(1.): — (1.) It is simple, and can he ' applied either to the Ear or Body, thus enabling an Owner to identify his sheep at any time of their lives. (2.) As a Private Mark for distinguishing the progeny vSi:.,";^ J^A\ °* 16 Bred or Pedigree Stock, it has no equal. (3.) It acts as a check to sheep Czk i T^vj^igrj^-' hßl^^^hV) stealing, the Tattoo Mark showing through the skin after the sheep have been F^lliHflH^^^HMH/ CTh^. slaughtered. PRICE, 15s ; with enough Dye to mark 500 Sheep. Miijji^^^^^^^H^B^^^^^^^^^V^..* VX Extra adjustable discs or brands (which can be screwed on or off at will, in JiV ■ . r^PPHl^Hj^^^^HilMHfih^ l^ pi* 06 °f. the ordinary one used for usual marking purposes) can also be supplied, 1 *- *L i i£p!ii§iiP«iHH^^^^^*" if required ; price, 5s extra. For further particulars apply to MR* I** DAVIHS (Fisher's Buildings), 179 Hereford Street, Christchurch. Tins of Dye supplied at 6s per tin (if posted, 7s) one tin containing sufficient quantity to mark 2000 sheep. Postal Note or P.O. Order for amount will oblige when order is sent, the Brand being then sent by return of post. AGENTS ; Dunedin— Stronaoh Bros. Jc Morris j Inveroargill — Walter Guthrie & Co. ; Wellington — Wilkins & Field ; Gisborne— Arthur Parnell fc Co.