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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 148, 3 April 1886, Page 7

THE LTSW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE, AND POXJLTKY JOURNAL

HAS A LARGH AND INCREASING CIRCULATION IN EVERY PAR1 1 OF 7H® COLONY FROM MONGONUI TO INVERCARGILL*

AS ITS NAME IMPLIES, IT IS DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS. AND EACH NUMBER HAS ABLY-WRIT CEN ARTICLES ARRANGED UND&It THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS j— THE FARM— Seasonable Operations for both Southern 6,nd NoltbefH JDiht.icta, Live Stock, Dairy THE GARDEN TUB FRUIT fthOWER THE APIARY— This Department is supplied with the T.ateM; Information oh Beekeeping The *' New Zealand and Australian Bee Journal " hftri now beon incorporated with the N Z. FARM R, so that it it iroi't 1 than ever important tbat Apiaiiots should subscribe to tl\6 laitei* publication TIMBER GAZETTE MARKETS SPECIAL INDUSTRIFS THE POULTRY YARD CORRP:SPONbENCE ENQJ'IKY DEPAtvTME^t HOME AND HO SEtiOLDt BEAD I tfGS A^D TAL^S ADAPTED fOR THE FAMILY.

THE NZ. FARMER IS SUPERBLY iLLUdFRATKn. NO EXPENSE H SPARED IN PIIOOSJKINtt ENGRAVINGS OF THE HIGH '.^T CLASS ILLUSTRATIVE Off IRE AKI'iCLES. The position which Tnfe FARMfeR baa takoh among ftgripulturaUata ta parta r»| Nuw Zealand, and the wide extent of its influence, ensure its superiority us an ADVERTISING MEDIUM. It is especially voluaMe to all hades pnxioue to bring themselves under the notice of th 6 farming community. Adveitising Kates on application,

Frnm the spontaneous commendation? rr^eived by the Proprietor, the following "^W--'inn is ukcu, I hese will rhow vhe esviuuitjun in which the JSmv Zi.Ai^M» r - hold by tnose who hu\e rca>! it. To the E iitor Few Zealand Farmfb, Bice and Poultry Journal: '> c^i - • ■' 1 am in receipt of The Fakmeu, and 1 must .-uy it ir rp;Hly a hist c .i- j •> 1 - .u — th. > '- ' of tho kitH, I think, in Au-trnia.-ia ; at Jcit^t, I have not s?ecn anything ccpi.il u u I c-\n ecr you pome eubbcnbera hero. — \\ i^hing you success, yours truly, 1. JLlui'KiiNd (Malatnatu Apiary)." " It if a paper in c\ r ery ro r pect well eot npj and contains a larg-e amount of valuable reading matter which should be acceptable to ianners in every ptut of the Colony ax, ie^-<t tv those of tbem who deeire to keep pace with the pro£ie-sof thetinutw The lilu&tiationd of poultry, &c, aro equal to those if Home publications." — " Oamaru Mail." H. A. Wight, Thames t -" I think that over thirty-five years' experience as a ,)iactioal farmer in these colonie Q ouuht to enable me to form a pretty good idea of what! kind ot instruction on agiicultural mat ers is of most us>o to the farming community} and on receiving your fir^t i««ue of The F \kM-k, I am convinced that it ia a moPt u»«elul i )Uin'sl, nnd contains iuet the advice requind by farmers." "We have received the current number of Tilk New Zealand Palmer, Bfcti, A^ro Podltry Journal Thu work i-, well written, and deal" with subjects 0* interest td the beekeepi r, poulcty bietider, and f.irmtr. Sn,-h a useful work only neede fo beknowft to country settlers to secuie a large thdie of support in this distiiot." — " Hawke's Bay Herald." Mr CiirRCH, the Secretary of the Koith Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Aspociation, write:? liuiu O.imiru: — "1 hare jusc been favoured with a reading of youi new publication, The Nmv Zealand Fahmer, and an. mu-h pleaded with the contents a think it calculated to do much good, and it should be hbeially patronised by the farmers and every one interested in the development of our resources." Mr A. Ferciuron, Palmerpton North, saya ;—" Please send me the Farmer. * consider it the \ery thing wanted.'' Mr TllO-. Adams, Gisborne, writes ;—"; — " My subscribers ate very much pleased it (N Z Farmer). The matter is very good, and the printing excellent." Mr J. McGregor, TimarU: - "Herewith please find my subscription to your c^ooU'V' uaper, Ihe NZ. Fakmer. People only want to read the paper to become "iib^iiiKi ■ " From Mr F. R. Burt. Nelson !— "I will make an effort at once to get ne v . *übseribeiv, for I like to see good seed sown in good ground, and. the paper well supported " Mr John Wat*, Poultry Farm, Sawyer's Bay, Port Chalmers, Writes l— '• 1 must co-> gratulate >ou on the Journal. It is dimply grand, and only requires to be seen to be ap' pieciattd. 1 wish you every success.'' Mr JonN B "Walklnto^ Waverley* writes i — " I have the Nfarch number }it aldnd 18 worth all the money. I only trust you may be able keep it up to present standard. I fhall do all I can to help you in recommending it. 'I he week befo»e 1 {rot your March number 1 had spent a day and a half looking through back numbers of the 'Field/ t<l hunt out an article re Chibwiok Apple Congies3, with no sucoese."

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tsr AGENT? FOR THIS DISTRICT— ""NEWS" OFFICE, TE AROHA. H. BRET T, "STAR" PRINTING WORtfS, SaOttTJ and AND FORT STRtKTS. AUCKLAK&