GENERAL FARM NOTES

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2371, 29 January 1915, Page 8

GENERAL FARM NOTES

;■■ Entries are coming in freely for the '].■■■ Masterton Show, to be held next month. i'A considerable number of exhibits are i expected from the "Wanganui, Hawke's , iJJay, and.Manawatu districts. ■ [ It is-', twenty-seven years since a Wrought'-like the present was experienced in the Masterton district.- .In $1887 the settlers transferred their stock ' to the Forty-Mile Bush,-to save'them, from starvation. Large drafts of eattlo :are now-' being forwarded to Pahiatna, over 1000 having' gone from one ;_ of the district.. A number of the apple orchards' in •fMasterton are badly affected with codUrn moth-this season. Harvesting is still in progress in the ; 'Wairarapa'. Most of the oat.crop has :' j'heen got in, and wheat is now being !dealt, with. ' ;' We-aio getting on. Those of our friends Who believe wo form a useful link in the Hong chain will find no fault of taste in \ (us 6aying that we aro getting on because 'rwe have proved ourselves as result pro'duoers. : Besulfc will tell, and out know- ! ; Sedge of the produce .business, together tvErta tho • progressivenese of. Wanganui, 1 ;jnakes us capable of handling any quantity of home-separated cream, separator : gutter, and eggs. We cannot at present Wmpply the demand. Bail your produce Wo the Wanganui Fresh Food and Ice Co s:—Advt. ■: I ? —r— - j The Richmond Oil Engine is not sold »n the 6ole evidence of an elaborate giltjedged Catalogue. . It appeals to you by treason of ate. downright solidity—its slmtolrcity of -control, to- : getherwith the endorsement'of hundreds' j ,of users throughout the New Zealand JWrite for details. A. J. Parton, Phmbar' Carterton.—Advt. '