REVIEWS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 336, 11 February 1911, Page 6

REVIEWS.

"Life." The February number: contains a variety of interesting ar- j tides and short stories. "Who's to! blame," by a railway man, describes > the cause leading up to accidents and collisions on railways. "Among the Coral Islands" tells of turtle catching, and scientific investigation in those ; beautiful spots. "A search Cor a ghost river" goes into th» history of ; the expeditions to the sources of ; Australian rivers. "Soldiers in male- I ing" tells how the Australian citizen i is taught at a school of instruction, j and a number of short stories make up i a varied and interestng number. "Journal of Department of Agri- i culture. —The January number is '. again an interesting and excellent ; one, containing articles on such sub- i jects as "Food disease of cattle," [ "Poultry-keeping," "The orchard and ; fruit garden," "The weather and ; agriculture," and "Crops, pastures i and stock." The subscription is only . 2s 6d a year post free from the Department of Agriculture, Wellington. "New Zealand Poultry Journal."— ; The latest number of this admirable I monthly is topical and timely. Egg circles are discussed, and the advantages of joining them show to the poultry breeder. "Breeding for profit" is an article on the American White Leghorn bred in New Zealand. "Facts about moulting" will open { some poultrymen's eyes. Generally, j the number is a good and varied one. j