"Brett's Auckland Almanac, 1895," is now in the press aud will shortly be published. Secretaries of all descriptions of societies wishing to have their officers published in the "Local Directory of the Almanac should revise them and forward to the " Star" Office at an early date.
The -N.Z. Parmer' in Tasmania.— Mr Robt. Blackwood, of Lower Barrington, Tasmania, writes:—'l am much pleased with tbe 'Farmer. I have been taking* several American papers, but the conditions of season and climate are so different that their practices in farming don't suit out here Your New Zealand conditions are much nearer ours, and your prac^ tice more suitable. I see we can learn much from your style of root growing and stock feeding, clover and grasses; also in stock breeding of all kinds. Your settlers seem a very energetic and successful class, and you have a fine country and climate. Biscuits thin aj*d biscuits thick, Biscuits for the baby quick ; But let the biscuits be the best " Picanniny " brand Avdl stand the test. Specially made for children by J. Bycroft and Co., Limited.—(Advt.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 257, 5 November 1897, Page 3
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