SON'S COLONIAL DIP are shown in a' few of the accompanying testimonials, which con- clusively prove 'that it fulfils-. 'all that' is claimed for it. Since its first introduction it has been greatly -.improved in its manufac-. ture, and now that the bulk of the material has been received; direct from our LONDON; AGENTS, we are confident that the supply , this year (1881) will excel iv. quality that of previous years. The large increased demand gives ns confidence in assuming- ;that,_ ere; long, the bulk of money expeuded in this .necessary work, (DIPPING) .wi.ll remain (as it should) in the ColdnyT ' Hence the ; name " COLt»NiAIiBHI__J_^_)IP » \v_ich kills. all tick and lice, Without injury , to the sheep oi wdol'. '.."■; :;.■■■ v.: Is a more lasting Dtp than any yet intro- :' ' duded- ■■■ ! ■ ' '-■'■■ u.'.'o :-r-" .-.. .'..■;. ;.., 'Makes the skin perfectly.clean and healthy Has not yet been known to" injure in any way the general health, of the sheep,. Does not darken the wool, as all of the pre^ pafations do which: contain more or less of Carbolic Acid^ and : wrongly called " Non-poisonous," as no Dip can be actctally prepai-ecl that, i£ used in too strong a solution, would not injure the ; ? flock lb will compare in cheapness with all other Dips now offered to flockowners. The proprietors are prepared to prove all they state in its favor, and will supply acorn- petent man gratuitously on large stations to superintend the dipping, when started, for a day or more as required Prepared in drums containing 5 and 10 gallons, or in casks of 25 and 30^ gallons eacb. One drum of 5 gallons will dip from 250 to 400 sheep, according to length of wool Can be used with cold or warm water Packages allowed for in fall on receipt, at Invercargill wbarf or railway station, in good order. 