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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9184, 13 October 1888, Page 4

THE A UCKLAND "WEEKLY T^EWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1888. CONTENTS: ILLUSTRATIONS : Portrait of Dr. De LfWUVuiturine Guinea Fowl— Apparatus or Testing Milk—The Oat Fly Plant, Oscinis V astator of Curtis or 0.-icinis Frit of i-innoeus. THE SETTLER: Passing Notes-Horse Breeding —A Dangerous Mixture—Horticultural Jottings— Apple and Pear Conference—Cabbage Competition—Potato Crops-Tomatoes at CliiswicK— Table Decorations— Reports 01 Fruit 1 roes—Hybrid Potatoes—Liquorice Culture— beetle —Something like a Mushroom— Fanning Correspondence. — Inquiries about Sheep--Foot-rot— —Grasses, &c—Destroying Dogs Attacking- Sheep, &c. THE FARM: The Auckland Shipment of Horses to India —Silk Culture — Swine Manure-1 lie Channel Islands Cattle — How Agriculture is Aided in Germany—The Oat Plant i-ly—Size and Quality of Stallions—The Indian Wheat Trado— China, Grass—Curing Ham—A farmer's Horse POULTRY V'ARD: Beginning with Fowls or Eggs —Raising Incubator Chickens, &c. THE GARDEN: Garden Work—Flower Garden —The Vinery—Answers to Correspondents—lho Chinese as Gardeners—Training the Tomato. THE DAIRY: Mr. E. Meadows on Auckland Dairies—The Amount* of Fat in Milk—Butter Products of Normaiiby and Brittany—A DecaI logue lor Dairy Fanners — Ayrshire as Dairy Protection and Dairy Instruction—Cleanliness in the Dairy—The Devon Cow— Famous .Shorthorn Cow —A Cure for Scour in Calves. THE ORCHARD: Fruit Preserving—Woes of the Orange Growers—The Olive—-New Wine-making Process —Orange Culture in Victoria— on Fruit Trees—scale Destroyers from AustraliaAmerican Apples and Canned Fruit The Dry Fruit Industry— Low or High. MISCELLANEOUS : Hawke's Lay Cattle Show— J)r. De Laval — Inspector Elliott— Zealand Beekeepers' Association — Importation of Stock—Feeding Growing Animals—The Ayrshire as a Forager. . 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