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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2763, 18 March 1910, Page 2

THE SCIENCE OF WOOL GROWING AVOID HARSH WOOL. In his efforts to produce a perfect fleece, the flock-owner should avoid the use of any preparation which leaves tlhe wool harsh as lie would the plague, no matter how effective such a dip may otherwise be* particularly as the most effective ,of all dipping preparations, Quibell’s Patent Powder Dip, is obtainable everywhere. This dip has been tested by many of t-lie most eminent shceep-breeders in New Zealand on equal terms against the best known brands of sheep clip on the market today, and the enthusiastic praise it has evoked is sufficient guarantee of its superlative quality. You can make no mistake in giving this dip (which is used on the most famous flecks in the world) a fair trial. The results will more than satisfy you.

■ An inebriated man entered the Petouc post office on Tuesday and peremptorily asked a clerk to “get that talkin'!, machine going.” “What fort demanded the official. “What for ! repeated the disciple of Bacehns; why, to tell Tom Wilford I’m out of work and want a job . 1 ‘ But on learning thatto talk to an M.P. even meant a payment of sixpence, says the l etone Chronicle,” he took his departure, evi. dentlv deeming the outlay too big a risk. Zvmolc Trokeys are popular because they are pleasant in tasto; they loosen tight, dry couahs and strengthen the throat.

You use our ZEBRA STOVE PASTfc and find if the best Now try B THE LMSTmG METAL POLISH. NOTE.—" Brasso" is not a foreign manu facture, but made by Reckitt’s.