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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 110, 9 May 1895, Page 3

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Waterproof garments,- ---' Cirect from tl\e Manufacturers.' BELCHAMBt\R AND CO., Pbacticai- Makers, 113. VrCTORIA St. WEST, AUCKLAND, Belchamber's "Ventilate«i Grarmonts ensure comfort and freedom from .colds. -jVTE W r/EALA NL> fj^ ARM EB FOR MAY" ' ; ,..Js Now Issued. CONTENTS: THE FARM. —May Month — PrecWtiona Againsb Ergot—A Bush Notion (illustrated) — Thistles (illustrated) - Protecting Outlet Pipes (illustrated)--Gorse as Food for Stock .. .. - .I<H-1<» VETERINARY COLUMN. — Inflam- ' raation of tbe Udder of Cows and j; we g_"Veterinary Queries .. ... 45-116 The A.M.P. Society .. .. .. •.A 1* Live Stock.—A Romney Stud Flock . (illustrated)—To Prevent Horses Slip- ; ping — Current Opinion on Sheep ■ Fanning—The Spring Cart Horse (illustrated)— Feeding Rack for Sheep (illustrated)— Fodder Trough for Stock Yard (illustrated)—A Prize Crossbred ' Steer ;.; .. .. 146-118 Notes and Gleanings .. .. .- .. 14 Daikv.—Danish and Colonial Butter . Competition — Rearing Calves on , Separator Milk—Feeding Calves on ■ Separator Milk—Great Autumn Dairy Show at Hawera—Temperature and ■> Testin)? of Milk—Milk sugar .. .. l^lol Dairy Skimmings -.-.- ■.;■-■ .-.!■■-. -. ' 151 Dairy Jottings - 152 GARDEN. — Monthly Reminders, for May — Steeping Potatoes — Potato- ••.,.., moth. Potato Tuber-moth, Potato Grub (illust.)—A Handy Garden or Field Market (illust.)—The Children's Flower Show—Cabbages for Spring . Use—Sutton's Amateur's Guide—The Raspberry .. .. 152-lo* Fruitgrower.—Cross Fertilisation of Pears—Store Rooms for Fruit—AppleGrowing 154-155 Horticultural Clippings 155-156 ENTOMOLOGICAL.-OX Warble, or Bot-fly. Gad-fly (illustrated) — The Horso Bot-fly (illustrated)-The Cranefly or Daddy Longlegs (illustrated) .. 156-157 POULTRY YARD.—Some Auckland Poultry Yards—The Best Breed Question—Mating Plymouth Rocks—Dressing Fowls for Market—Dusting Boxes —Autumn Suggestions —■ Preparing • Pigeons for Exhibition — Poultry . Scratchings ..; •■ .. •• •• 157-153. THE APlAßY*—Seasonable Hints for May—The Future of Beekeeping—Bee Buzzings ... '~.. •• •• -• 159-160 EDITORIAL.—Proposed Combination in the Frozen Meat Trade-The Live Cattle Export Trade 161-162 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.From Ohristchurch to the Amuri . Plain-Christchurch Chicken Show— The Silverley Cheese Factory, Manawatu—Preserving Quinces—The Curranb Borer (illustrated)— Wool Cleaning and Timber Seasoning Inventions —The Arrangement of Show Dates^The Lincoln School of Agriculture (illustrated)—Manawatuand West Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Associations—Loading Hops on a Sled (illustrated—Combination in the Export Trade—Canterbury Frozen Meat and Export Company—Canterbury Agricultural Statistics—Nelson Agricultu- . ral Statistics—Hawke's Bay Chrysanthemum Show ... .. •• 162-169 LETTER BOX.—Keeping Qualities of English and American Potatoes— Ridh and Poor Milk—Feeding Calves on Separated Milk 169 Our Inquiry Departsient.—Blighted ■ Apple Trees—Planting Haw Berries... 169 RURAL RAKINGS „ .. .. ... 169173 DISTRICT REPORTS.—Auckland Province: Bay of Plenty, Waikato, Whangarei — Wellington Province : : Mastcrton. Wood%nlle, Wanganui, Palmerston North—Canterbury Pro-; vince: North, and Mid—Nelson Province—Hawke's Bay Province—Tha . West Coast—Otago Province : Gore .. 173-176 MARKETS. ..... •• .... 176-178 Parasitic Lung Disease in Sheep .. 178-179 Through the King Country ... • ... 179-180 HOME AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLEMENT. POETRY.—The Baby's Autograph .. i STORYTELLER.—J aco b Ladd's Change of Heart—An Error of TTudgmenb '.. .... .•• ..... .. i-ii For the ladies.— Fashion Column... .'■;.■: (illustrated) - Work Column (illustrated)— Drama of a Lift ~ .. _ iii-iv For the Young Folks.—' The Gemini' —Effect of a Poem—lngenious Defence —Knight of the Brass Buttons—Hunting a Mountain Lion—His CreaturesOld Woolly—Simple Enough .. ... v-vi Children's Post Office .. .. ".. vii Home and Household.—Kitchen Recipes—Fireside Scraps .. .. .. vii-viii SUNDAYREADING,—The Pentecostal 1 Baptism \. .. .. .. •• »• viii Jocosities.. .. * v, — .. vu'i HISTORY OF NEW ZEIUND. I- BY FREDERICK J. MOSS. NOW PUB L IS HE D, ST7S PASEfI, Handsomely Bound, ..-.IN '■ " Boaeds... .„ , .... 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