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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 240, 11 October 1888, Page 3

Is " The Farmer, "any use J —Mr J. B. Brown, of Tuakau, writes:— "I consider 'The Farmer a splendid paper, and me that every farmer should take. Another subscriber, Mr Alfred pasters, of Hastings, Hike's Bay, says tyHfa™^*™*! useful thinss in T . c New Zeala. d Farmer a ndconsider,it the most useful joornall have ■read in New Zealand." Writing recently -,to an Auckland gentleman from Wellington, M,H.Py, says :-" ftjkipgilown Willis-street the other day. >.*' WR The New Zealand Farmer for August in a > J)_qpkapller's window, and I » ishillfug in a copy, and I' caiLtriifchf W$ -say.--chatitis the best shilling's worth-I have ever obtained. It is fujl of y^uahje and reliable information 'for ,t.he agriculturists and horticulturists, and ought to be _found in ei-erv 'settlers-home. To: orchardists it is invaluable." 4 settlor -writing.a W time back to his son, li. in_ in .Auckland, .said, "Give the Editor of.--Tjks WA%mg:mp <yjmpliments, and' tell 'him that the July inamber is the best yet out—just simply i-spUndid ; yes it is !"