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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 3437, 19 May 1898, Page 2

yianoßS « £ the D.I.C. and the various department* without being asked to buy. EVERT REQUISITE for TOURISTS and HOLIDAYMAKER! is procurable at the D.I.C. Estimates and for complete or part House Furnishing on any scale can bo obtained at the D.I.C. A. A. COERIOAN, Manager. New Zealand J^Lail. THURSDAY, MAY 19. NEW ZEALAND BUTTER AT HOME: Prospoote of tho Future. (Special Article.) How to Train Sheep Dogs. Pasteurisation and tho Dairy Industry. New Zealand Stories by New Zealand Writers : No. 22, “ Ho is the Man,” By T. McMahon. Original Sketch : “ Mrs Richard Ferry at the Telephone,” By Elsie Todd. (Written for the Mail.) “ Books and Bookmen,” by C.W. "A Day from the Diary of a Young Dog.” Old Time Reminiscences by an Old Colonist. LADIEs’ PAGES. Edited by Forrest Ross. Sporting Notes, by “ Silverspur.” Theatrical Gossip, by “ Lorgnette.” The Nalii'alist—Chess Column—Fragments of Fact—Noway Notes—People We Bead About—Eohoea of ths Week. All the Latest War News. PRICE SIXPENCE. SOLD EVERYWHERE. THE FARMERS’ PAGES IN THE NEW ealand Mail. Tho following letter (the original of which may bo aeon at our office) is from a Kiwitea settler, and is a striking tribute to the practical value of the information contained in the “ Farmer*-’ Pages of the Mail : TO THE EDITOR NEW ZEALAND MAIL. Sir, Allow me to thank you for the very interes ing interviews written by 3 our travelling contributor, which have of late been appearing in tho Mail. I have got more information from them than from anything 1 have read for a long time past. His article soma weeks ago on cropping and how to prepare land was fall of practical hints that you don't often had in a newspaper. I knew nothing whatever of scientific butter making till I read his interview with Mr Jorgensen in last week’s Mail. It was most interesting from beginning to end. Your contributor has got such a practical way of giving ns information that we can understand everything,— Small Farmer.