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Publications. THE EWSSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1890. CONTENTS! ILLUSTRATIONS : Portrait of the Hon. W. McMillan—Pony Stallion Pomfret Wonder—Peacock Toulouse Goose, THE SETTLER : Passing Notes— as a Fertiliser—How Oloemargarino is Made—Branding Cattle—Farms and Farming in Canada—Small Holdings—Farming Correspondence— White 1 —Fowls with Abnormal Appetites—Humble Bees —Bees and Clover-seed—Farm Notes from England—Harvest—lrish Agricultural Statistics— Rust-proof Wheats—A Help to Agricultural Education The Price of Wheat. THE FARM : Sheep Returns in the North Island— Sugar Beet Culture—Manuring Land for a Mangeld Australian Scab Cures—A Pony Stallioti—Poisoning by Mouldy Hay. THE GARDEN : Garden Work, Flower GardenKitchen Garden—The Greenhouse. THE DAIRY : The Whatawhata Creamery—Milk and Butter— Clieesemaking Simplified—Feed to Preserve the Milk Flo.v —Patting Butter — "Cowy" Odour in Milk—Death of a Celebrated Cow. THE ORCHARD: Orchard Notes from Tahaka, Nelson Apple Trees and Root Fungus—A Market for Auckland Oranges and Lemons—What Kills Fruit Trees—Remedy for Phylloxera—Red .scale in the Citron Tribe-Old Orange TreesGrafting Present State of Fruit Cultivation. MISCELLANEOUS: norse Parade and Show at Cambridge— Lincoln School of AgricultureAgricultural and Industrial Show—Sugar Maples for Profit. COUNTRY NEWS: Mangawai—Kawakawa — Marareiu — Waikato — Morrinsville — Hamilton — Ngaruawaliia — Tuliikaramea — Otahuhu— Drury — Whatigarei — Mahurangi —Hikurangi—Pukekaroro— Valley. THE SPORTSMAN: Answers to CorrespondentsNotes by Phaeton—The Australian Jockey Club's Meeting The Lancashire Plate. TIIH GALATEA LAND DISPUTES LADY HOPETOUN'S HEALTH THE TAVIUNI DISASTER HOME RULE IN IRELAND THE PROPOSED CO-OPERATIVE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION THAMES NATIVE LANDS COURT ALLEGED DUMMY ISM THE HON. W. MCMILLAN AUCKLAND ORCHESTRAL UNION ARREST OK PUGILISTS DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT QUEENSLAND BUDGET DEATH OF DION BOUCICAULT THE BROKEN HILL MINES A NEW GOLDFIELD AT PEAK HILL POISONED BY MILK THE SAILORS' HOME AND THE STRIKE I'APATOETOE FARMERS DEFENCE ASSOCIATION THE BUSHMEN'S UNION CROWN LANDS BOARD TRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL hospital and CHARITABLE AID board DEATH OF MR. SPERREY FATAL ACCIDENT AT BIRKENHEAD A WARNING TO LOCAL BODIES MR. ORMOND ON THE DECADENCE OF PARLIAMENT BISHOP LUCK'S SILVER JUBILEE THE FRENCH AT TAHITI VALUABLE DISCOVERY OF MARBLE SOCIALISM IN CHINA NEWS FROM TONGA A DOUBLE MURDER TORPEDO BOATS IN A GALE AN EXAMPLE OF BIBLICAL ACCURACY TRADES UNIONS BY MR. J. BATES THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND NEW POSDjVL ARRANGEMENTS THE GENERAL ELECTION OVERCHARGES BY A BAILIFF DISPUTE IN THE GROCERY TRADE OTA CO DEFEATS CANTERBURY HAWICK'S BAY BIS ATS WAIRARAPA WIRTH'S WILD WEST SHOW THE PUHIPUHI SILVER FIELD A SHOCKING DISCOVERY GERMANY AND SLAVERY THE CHOLERA BRITAIN AND PORTUGAL A STEAMER ON FIRE AT SYDNEY SCULLING MATCH THE IKISII QUESTION MR. CHAMPION, THE LABOUR AGITATOR A DUNEDIN CLERGYMAN ON BOYCOTTING MAIL NEWS

NOTIiS FUOM SCOTLAND TIIU DUNEDIN DIVORCE SUIT RODNEY COUNTY COUNCIL WHANGAREI COUNTY COUNCIL DEATH OF MR. HUGH CARLETON FIRE AT KINGS LAND BURGLARY AT CAMBRIDGE. FRACAS ON THE TARAWERA POLITICAL ADDRESSES LAND OWNED BY ABSENTEES RAILWAY RETURNS NEW RAILWAY CARRIAGES A WOMAN'S WILES A TRAIN ROBBED ANCIENT FEET THE QUEEN'S PRIZE THE PIMLICO MURDER TRIAL MRS. BAEYERTZ'S MISSION THE STRIKES IN NEW ZEALAND THE RAILWAY SERVANTS THE 'FRISCO SERVICE THE SHIPPING STRIKE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND THIS -AUSTRALIAN" CRICKETERS FOOTBALL HOWLING LAWN TENNIS CRICKET AUSTRALIAN NEWS BANKRUPTCY THE CONTRIBUTOR WELLINGTON NEWS NOTES AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS LONDON COMMERCIAL NEWS DEFENCE AND VOLUNTEERS AUSTRALIAN MARKETS KAURI GUM MARKET. ECCLESIASTICAL ENTERTAINMENTS. MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MASONIC AQUATICS THE GOLDFIELDS BOARD OF EDUCATION LONG LOST FRIENDS LOCAL GOSSIP THE SKETCHER OUT-DOOR SPORTS, &C. LITERATURE AND ART THE NOVELIST USEFUL HOUSEHOLD HINTS CHILDREN'S COLUMN FOR THE LADIES FASHIONS CHESS AND DRAUGHTS VARIETIES POETRY DAY OF REST MEETINGS LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS ACCIDENTS OBITUARY OFFENCES FIRES (i KN ERAT, EXTRACTS NEWS IN BRIEF THE COURTS CORRESPON DENCE ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS LErti/ING articles COUNTY COUNCILS LATEST EUROPEAN CABLEGRAMS COLONIAL CABLEGRAMS NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS SOCIAL ITEMS MINING SCIENCE AND INVENTIONS SHIPPING COMM ERCIAL AUCKLAND MARKETS LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. MISCELLANEOUS

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