HARSH WOOL. When discussing the question of Slieep Dip with farmers one very often hears the remai'k, “I like So-and-so's Dip, but it leaves the wool very harsh.” Harshness of the wool means that the dip used has injured the fibre, thus sensibly reducing the weight of the fleece. 11 such a reduction in the weight of wool only means a loss of ljd per sheep it represents ouite double the cost of dipping. Why should men incur such losses year after year when they could easily avoid it, and obtain the best results possible by using Quibell’s Patent Powder Dip, which is easy to mix, never leaves the wool harsh, and is used by the most up-to-date sheep-breeders in the world and on the most valuable sheep living.
Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and O' 14 * never fails. Is 6d 6d
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2249, 22 July 1908, Page 2
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143Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2249, 22 July 1908, Page 2
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