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PgbHc Notices. 0 "ORETT'S AUCKLAND ,'A L MAN AC S AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK For 1890 Will contain Specialties of a new and attractive character, including a splendid Lithographic PICrURE OF GREAT NATIVE FEAST HELD AT REMUERA IN 1844. This large and unique representation of a Great I Historical Event is suitable for framing, I and will be issued gratuitously to all purchasers of the Almanac. The aim of this work is to describe in an interesting manner the vast resources, the climate, and the scenery of the Auckland Provincial District ; its mountains, harbours, rivers, and lakes; its forests and its plains ; its cultivated and_ its waste lands; and to show foreign capitalists that our genial clime, rich lands, mineral products, and intelligent, go-ahead people offer inducement to intending investors or settlers superior to those of any other pax't of the world. Other Colonial Handbooks have iftvariably misrepresented this naturally rich and beautiful Province, while many pages of the abovo work are devoted entirely to setting forth Auckland's capabilities and its many superior advantages; in addition to which the fullest information is afforded of all political, social, and religious matters of Provincial or Colonial importance. As each year the contents arc re-written and the statistical information brought up to the latest date, the annual volume becomes a valuable work of reference, worthy of a permanent place in every colonist's library. GUARANTEED CIRCULATION, 5,000 COPIES. As the book has now become a work of daily reference in the home of every settler throughout the province, and is in use in all public ollices throughout the colony, and in many leading prices abroad, it may with confidence be described as the best permanent medium of advertising offered to business men. This being the Jubilee of the Colony, it is expected that there will be a large influx of visitors iisto Auckland, the Wonderland of the World, and the book will be used as a handy guide to tourists and others. It is estimated that over 1,000 copies or this book are sent abroad annually by merchants to their foreign correspondents, and by residents to their friends who are meditating emigration to New Zealand. They are found on all incoming passenger chips and steamers. The work will be issued at the old price— 'ONE SHILLING. TERMS FOR ADVERTISING : Whole Page .. - £2 0 0 Half Page 10 0 Quarter Pago .. _ 015 0 Card 0 10 0 SPECIAL POSITIONS AS per AGREEMENT. Intending advertisers will pleaso forward their advertisements at once, to ensureinsertion. THE TftTEW r>|E ALAND TfTIARMER t . FOX DSCEMBE&, I is NOW READY. Page. THE FARM.—December Month—The Introduction of Foreign Stock—Macninesfor Husking and Shelling Maize" ' l: li " (illustrated)— Frozen Meat Business Kxpanding — Shearing by. Steam — Weights of Fleeces — Hay Makisg (illustrated)—Soilslhat Need Drainage 473-475 Tkk Dairy.—Butter-making—Diseases after Calving—Shipping Butter—Suggestions for Butter Making Experiments—Dairy Skimmings .. .. 176-477 Live Stock.—Pigs—Guernseys (illustrated)— Roaring in Horses— Sale of She reborns at Broken-hearted Horse-MakingCheesp on a Small Scale .. ~ .. .. 473-479 Notes and Gleanings .. •. .. ~ 4SO THE GARDEN.—Monthly Reminders —The iced Scale on Oranges-To Raise and Keep Onion Sets—Some Pests of tho Orchard—Flies on Apple Twige, and Spiders (illustrated)— Horticultural Clippings ..•'■' .. .. 481 The Fruitgrower.—Orchard Insects in December—Orchard Notes — Fjisicladium, Pruning for Frult-be&ring, etc.—Lemon Cultivation in Sicily— The Wire- worm and the Plum Curculio (illustrated)— The New Zealand Ladybird in California (illustrated)— United States Bureau of Agriculture —The Best Known Means of Protection from Cod lin Moth 482-486 THE POULTRY V ' RD—Questions and Answers about Capons—The Indian Game Cross for Table Poultry—An Experience in Poultry KeepingChanging the Colour of. CanariesMinorcas and Spanish—Buff Cochins (illustrated)—A Working Man on the Profits of Poultry Keeping—Poultry Scratchings .. 487-488 EDITORIAL. — The Butter Export Trade — The Proposed Land TaxEarly Ripening Wheat—lntercolonial , Reciprocity .. .. .. ..;.". 48&-490 SPECIAL INDUSTRIES. — Friiit Preserving in California — Lemon Essences—Curing Figs by Drying .. 491 Profit in Poultry .. 491 EDITOR'S LETTER BOX. - Angora Goats —Wool Scouring — Measurements of Tree Growths—lntercolonial Free Trade—Pickling Wheat, etc. .. 492 Our Inquiry Department.—A South Wind nnd Cream Rising—Stretching Wire Netting—Sweet Cider — Lambs Dying and Other Matters-Wheat-Combs of Plymouth Rock Fowls— About Taranaki Land—Soft SoapAverage Annual Rainfall in Auckland District .. ...... - 492-493 A yisitor's Impressions of Nelson .. 493 THE APIARY. — Seasonable Hints for December—lnstructions to Beginners iri Bee Culture (illustrated) — Re Queen Hives .. .. 494-495 Letters from Beekeepers.—Clover and Other Honey—" Puffing Beekeeping"—Clover and Bush Bee Pasture.. 495 The Market .. .... •• • • 495; DISTRICT REPORTS.—Hawke's Bay —Wariganui—The West Coast—Wairoa South—Rangit.ikei— Whangarei— Auckland—South Canterbury—Masterton—Bay of Plenty—Woodville— Poverty Bay .. .. 497-504 Rainfall for September .. .. .. 504 New Zealand Hemp Market Report; .. . 504 London Colonial Wool Report .. .. ' 504 HOME AND HOUSEHOLD.—Poetry: C The Ballad of the Drover .: .'. 506 THE STORYTELLER.—A Strange Introduction ... ... .. .. .. 506-507 For the Ladies.—A Christmas in the Bush—English Fashion Items—A Per- *■ feet Month Essential to Beauty—A Great Opportunity in His Grasp— ■ American Sea Bathing ■ About Ladies—Who is a Lady side Scraps .. .... 508-50 I For the Youno For.KS,—The Ups [ and Downs in a Fortnight's Holiday— The Staff and the Fiddle .. ... 509-511 The Children's Post Office .. .. 511-512 THE HOUSEHOLD.-A Wag of h Botanist—Whole Wheat Bread—The Housekeeping of the Future—Medical Notes A\i Extending Clothes Prop (illustrated)— Kitchen Recipes .. 512 SHOW REPORTS,—Whangarei-Mas-tertoii — Egmont—Bay of Islands— Napier — Canterbury — Wanganui— Palinerston—Wairarapa .. .; .. 513-520 A Visit to the Bay of Islands (illustrated) .. .. .. •• 521 The Farmer's Christmas 521 Proceedings of the Joint Stock Committee of Last Session .. .. .. .. 522-523 Increase in New Zealand Flocks.... ■ 524 All eged Remedy for American Blight.. 524 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.- , Intercolonial Stock Conference — Tomuka Hemp Mills-The Food of Vegetables—Machinery at the Christchurch Metropolitan Show- Leguminous Plante for Pasture Lands .. .. 525-528 PRICE, ONE SHILLING. , Can be obtained at the StAßOfficb.Shortland. street, end all booksellers throughout New Zealand.

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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 288, 4 December 1889, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 288, 4 December 1889, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 288, 4 December 1889, Page 2