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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVII, Issue 14, 6 October 1906, Page 37

One of the most interesting numbers for some time past of “ The New Zealand Farmer ” is that for October, just issued. All branches of rural work are efficiently treated, and the illustrations are exceptionally good and instructive. The sections dealing with poultry and dogs, fruit-growing, gardening, and beekeeping will be found of especial value to those who on the borders of our centres of population adopt sone or more of these subjects for pleasure or profit. The dairy section is especially interesting and comprehensive this month. No paper affords such a variety or extent of interesting reading matter as does the “ Farmer.” Prizes amounting to £l5 for Farmer cousins are announced in this issue.