WAIWERA.
OCTOBER 7.— 1 always s^e something woithy of more than ordinary attention whon I pay a visit to Mr Wallace's farm. The mo<t recent jmprovementa are the poultry yard, coops, hatcheries, l etc Mr P Wallace, who I regret to nay is not as I strong as he might be, is devoting hig energiex to j this branch, ana is working quite systematically. ' Records are minutely kept of the best results from the different breeds— their laying capabilities under differeut circumstances, testing breeds for table, etc. The roosts and laying places are conMrurted on a novel plan, every requisite being stud'ci, aud I have no doubt good results will accrue. I hope, too, to give a detailed account of the observation* made after a fair trial has been ■ giii en to poultry rearing, etc.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2173, 17 October 1895, Page 23
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