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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9172, 29 September 1888, Page 6

THE "J^EWa SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2i>, 1888. CONTENTS! ILLUSTRATIONS : Methods of Planting and Training Orange Trees—Native Kerry Cow Pa ? 3in e Notes-Lincoln Agricul. tural School—fencing Amendment Act—Broom Agricultural News—Royal Show at No-tin™ ham—Premium for Bulls— Horses-The Indian Wheat Trade Tobacco-growing in Ericia.n,i Agricultural Depression and the fihurcb -tw ages in the United States-Snow in Summer Farming Correspondence—Yield of Cream from Milk, Sheep and their " Golden Felt"—fin? ter Boxes, Enamel. ut THE FARM : New Zealand Frozen Meat in »>. English Market—Home Mixing of FertilisersThe Cultivation of Tannin Plants-The SrmSZ Nuisance-Selecting and Rearing Brood Sows T ? E ORCHARD : Orange Planting and Pruning— Fruit Culture as an Aid 10 Farming— a \»~Z Departure in Wine Making-Tlie leer™ ill Strawberries for Smuggling Fruit to an Emperor IHE DAIRY : New Zealand Provisions fnr •>, London Market—Butter, Cheese, and Pork Cheese-making at Cambridge—The K Pm . <" Separated Milk as Calf Fooci-The Eltham oTirv Factory— Ihe Railway Department L the Creameries—Making- the Cow. 118 THE GARDEN: Garden Work—Kitchen r !r i -The Orchard. "-'tcnen Gar den MIBCELL AN S ! The Frozen Meat 7Va ■; Appointment of Sheep Inspector— Mr sS Objected To-Freezing Meat and the K? Steamers—Green Crops as Mann. •—Stool- m ing—Stock Dying in New South Wales do " COUNTRY NEWS : I'aparoa-KaiwaL-, 'v , kohe West—Herekino Village .settlement 5-i" thani—Bombay—Pokeno Valley—Easian iv" i —Pollack — Awanui — OkaihaG -.\i a h^ r „, ado Hokianga — Otahuhu — Waik&to — Ha..-it ~ Whatawhata —Te Awamutu—KihikiH pt , 0D ~~ -Dairy Flat - Drury-Tuakau-Pukek7h R p™ 4 —Helensville—Thames—Ahipara. 5u FIGHTING AT SAMOA A REMARKABLE ACTION THE LATEST BETTING SCANDAL CANADA AND AUSTRALIA THE LONDON MURDERS CATTLE SHOOTING AT HOKIANGA PRESENTATION AND TESTIMONIAL To „ REV. P. c. COSTELLO iAL T0 PROPERTY TAX ASSESSORS LANDSCAPE ART THE MAORIS AND THE DOG TAX CHARGES AGAINST TEACHERS YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC AUCKLAND SAVAGE CLUB 3cioo C S AT THE PUBLIG THE LAND SYNDICATE A HEAVY BANKRUPTCY VITAL S L AtoVcs h ' b " at OIAHUHO VITAL STATISTICS 01AHLHU THE A'ITACK ON SUAKIM THAMES HIGH SCHOOL ' HA MEETING Y JOCKKY CLUBS SPRING THEENGLISH-OTAGO MATCH : A DRAWN EXTRACTING GOLD FROM THE ORE OUR RAILWAYS: WHAT WE MAY EXPECT BALLERS T0 THE ENGLISH THE THAMES ASSAULT CASE STRADIVARI VIOLINS IN ENGLAND THE NORTH NEW ZEALAND WOOLLFX MANUFACTURING COMPANY THE PROBLEM OF THE UNEMPLOYED A NIGHT IN A DISSECTING-ROOM THE KING OF THE CLOUDS MURDER AS A FINE ART DOWAGER DUCHESS OF MONTROSE FATAL FIGHT WITH POACHERS CURING AND MARRYING A M ADM AN THE ROMANCE OF RAILWAY RACING A HINT TO OUR BOYS LARRIKINISM AT MOUNT ROSKILL CONVEYANCE OF CATTLE IN RAILWAY TRUCKS THE PRINCESS OF WALES IN DANGER GASPARINI'9 ESCAPE THE MARLBOROUGH GOLD FINDS NEW ZEALAND AND INTERNATIONA! EXHIBITIONS THE BOOTMAKERS' STRIKE SALVATION ARMY SOIREE THE SHERIFF OF AUCKLAND RAILWAY RETURNS THE WAR IN TIBET MELBOURNE DAIRY SHOW THE AFGHAN REVOLT INCENDIARY FIRE AT KOHIMARAMA EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE VILLAGE SETTLERS AND THE VILLAGE SETTLEMENT SCHEME A STRANGE DISCOVERY ST. MARY'S PRO-CATHEDRAL CENTRAL AFRICA ENGLAND V. CANTERBURY TAURANGA V. KATIKATI THE MISSING LINEMAN FOUND THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND THE BOTANY OF TE MOEHAU MOUNTAIN THE A.J.C. SPRING MEETING CASUAL AMBLINGS, BY A. TRAMP, ESQ. LAND SALES RAILWAY PROGRESS THE LAMBETH CONFERENCE EXTRAORDINARY DEATH AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS MAIL NEWS THE CHINESE QUESTION LONDON COMMERCIAL NEWS MASONIC THE MINERS' STRIKE CRICKET DEFENCE AND VOLUNTEERS THE ENGLISH FOOTBALLERS AUCKLAND INSTITUTE PRESENTATIONS 'CYCLING KAURI GUM MARKET ECCLESIASTICAL PATENTS FOOTBALL ENTERTAINMENTS. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC AQUATICS WELLINGTON NEWS NOTES THE GOLDFIELDS BOARD OF EDUCATION LONG LOST FRIENDS CALAMO CURRENTE THE SKETCHER FIFTY YEARS IN NEW ZEALAND LOCAL GOSSIP OUT-DOOR SPORTS, &C. LITERATURE AND ART THE NOVELIST USEFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS SPORTING CHILDREN'S COLUMN FOR THE LADIES CHESS AND DRAUGHTS FASHIONS VARIETIES POETRY DAY OF REST MEETINGS LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS ACCIDENTS OBITUARY OFFENCES FIRES GENERAL EXTRACTS NEWS IN BRIEF THE COURTS CORRESPONDENCE 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 AFFAIRS IN EUROPE THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS AUSTRALIAN MARKETS

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