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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9082, 16 June 1888, Page 4

THE A UCKLAND "Ttf'EWS. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1888. CONTENTS: ILLUSTRATIONS: Robert the Devil—The Pat and Bean Beetles—Ernbden Geese—Arrowroot Plant. THE FARM: Sugar Beet Culture—A Boon in Fern for Farmers—Annual Sheep Returns—Railway Freights on Manure—Tho Froeen Meat Trade —Horses for India. THE DAIRY : Dairy Factories—Tho Oniyere and Gorgonzola Cheese— Dairy Suggestion—Making Good Butter—The Best Milch Cows. THE GARDEN : Garden Work-Hints on Planting and Laying-out—Tho Orchard—Japanese Persira-moms-Pea and Bean Beetles. THE POULTRY YARD: liaising Incnbator Chickons—Only an Egg—A Round Prico for a Round FowJ, THE ORCHARD : The Fruit Tree Tax—The History of the Codlin Moth and Its Bearing on tho Moth Act—Meeting of Fniitgrowors in Auckland, the Bill Condemned—Parliamentarians and the Codlin Moth Bill—The Codlin Moth in Canada— An Enemy to the Codlin Moth Suggested—The Effect of tho Bill on Small Orchards—Nonbearing Trees — Views of Canterbury Fruit Growers—The Bill Opposed at Dunodin—Albertland Fruit Growers Condemn tho Bill—lnsect Posts and Fruit Growing—The Bill Condemcd at Bombay — Export of Fruit to London — Tho Vineyards in France. MISCELLANEOUS : Arrowroot— Quarantining the Stock—Harrison Woir—Cocaine. COUNTRY NEWS: Pukekohe— Opunako-Okai-hau—Victoria Valley—Clevcdon (Wairoa South)— Arapohuo — Opotiki — Hikurangl — Mahuranjri— Lucas Creole — Waikato — Hamilton — Ohaupo— Kihikihi — Otorohangfl, — Nosa Valloy (AVairoa South)— Dairy Flat —Walnku—Omata—Te Aroha —Paparoa—Thames—Paeroa—Tauranga. WRECK OF THE HAWEA A COLONIAL JACK SHEPPARD TONGAN NEWS THE NEW TARIFF EDUCATIONAI, INSTITUTE NORTH AUCKLAND RAILWAY THE KAURI TIMBER COMPANY FAREWELL TO EX - COUNCILLOR, MONTAGUE ' THE FREE TRADE CONFERENCE PROPOSED CROFTERS SETTLEMENT AT TA.RANGA ONEHUNGA RACING CLUB THAMES HIGH SCHOOL CHINA AND THE CHINESE DEATH OF MR. W. It. WADDEL THE SALVATION ARMY A.K.C. WINTER MEETING THE KALSKIt DYING A SAILOR TORTURED TO DEATH A BRAVE OLD HORSE A MUCH-MARRIED WOMAN SARAH NEW PLAY A MODERN SAMPSON HORRIBLE DEATH THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC 11.M.5. CALLIOPE AT APIA POLITICAL REFORM ASSOCIATION DEATH OF THE LATE MR. S. BROWNING LICENSING COMMITTEE MEETINGS OPENING OF ST. MARY'S PRO-CATHEDRAL ENGLAND'S DEFENCES A BABY BURNED TO DEATH THE CODLIN MOTH TAXATION PROPOSALS NEW SYSTEM OF SMELTING AMERICA'S PRESIDENT YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION AUCKLAND APPEAL CASES THIS FALL IN SILRER STOCK THE EFFECT OF "MANA" ON NATIVE TENURE A NEW WAR GAME FOR ENGLAND 01! EENKLA N D MINISTHY FTRKS NKAR, GLSBORNE A JAGUAR KILLED BY WILD PIGS SENSATIONAL IRISH MUKDKR, THE AUCKLAND INSTITUTE AND ITS WORK AN ELECTRIC SPRING POLITICAL DEFENCE AND VOLUNTEERS TIIE ENGLISH FOOTBALLERS AUCKLAND GOLDFIKLDS—HOW TO UTILISE OUR HIDDEN WEALTH AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE SITUATION ES* KUROPB AUSTRALIAN MARKETB THE FRENCH KSCAPEErt THE CONTRIBUTOR A LADY'S LETTER FROM WELLINGTON PRESENTATIONS "CYCLING KAURI GUM MARKET THE CHINESE QUESTION ECCLESIASTICAL PATENTS FOOTBALL ENTERTAINMENTS. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIO MASONIC AQUATICS WELLINGTON NEWS NOTES THE GOLDFIELDS BOARD OF EDUCATION LONG LOST FRIKNDS ' CALAMOCUKRENTE LOCAL GOSSIP THE SKETCHER OUT-DOOR SPORTS, Ac. LITERATURE AND ART THE NOVELIST USKFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS SPORTING CHILDREN'S COLUMN FOR THE LADIES FASHIONS CHKSS AND DRAUGHTS VARIETIES -■ POETRY DAY OF REST MEETINGS LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS GENERAL NEWS ACCIDENTS OBITUARY OFFENCES FIRES GENERAL EXTRACTS NEWS IN BRIEF THE COURTS CORRESPONDENCE' J ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS' LEADING ARTICLES COUNTY COUNCILS LATEST EUROPEAN CABLEGRAMS COLONIAL CABLEGRAMS NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS SOCIAL ITEMS MINING SCIENCE AND INVENTIONS SHIPPING COMMERCIAL AUCKLAND MARKETS LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, MISCELLANEOUS ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK. BEST WEEKLY PAPER IN THE COLONY. 4S PAGE 3, OR 240 COLUMNS. Subscription (In advance), 6s per Quarter, or £1 2s 6d per annum, posted to any addresa in tho Colony.