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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 48, 3 May 1884, Page 7

-An^shoVdtbeflwlfe !dpinfptf:will f &%^ ron thewColony t>y'yovirt)pii'ii;dd l effo^t.;;Than\thi,?

fprenoe to this \vorV 'As a » rnj!cttv'n_ 7 'ix' f ri 'sive literary l acqtiif'i > infcntei ami acqtttiimen wii the A'ahiable' Jihriiry of pwrtfcwl f>. ,- which wo arc indoht<>cl to the United btatos, hioiiiiiionia noteworthy :- , , u The hook is tho moit yaHia'il*' work ofth , kind puhli&hed in the Colotiic-s. T huve re.ci every clfaptcr iti it w itTi titteniidn an<Vi^en,sTinThe extent, vnriety. and acritrac-. of it,-< information avorx'rnoriiinary It in what it claims to i»e, a ('yolovp-'din of U'tiv/T-ial i\'o\v].d^c' Tho insU'M tl at It vlvos into tho n><^' acjtrnvefi methods of aßricultii |1 c the manauement of live stock, the da'ry— iii fact eyerythinK per'ninin; to farm iny Operaitbns— CMn'Mvnd if to vt r -our interested in tho p>*o*perit> of the < oiony. Th( editor has dipuhiyt d most excellent, taste and judimont. All h.s "den* «re eminently 'jrnnd and prno'icnl. The arinntfemeM of ihe «^;lh-Jo<ii matter is s.mnly ndmivahlo. I am (spiciilly plea-ed with the articles on vinery, flax, fruit. ' nnd hop culture. The abstract of the local Government and 'and lawn of thi « colony ia 'he iuo«t puccinci; nnd inte.llifrib c that hns eomc under m> obf"i vniinn, whilst tho printing bindinpr, and ii'usu'aiions of the work art •-•ifpetbi"

SUMMARY OF CONTEXTS:

The ''COLONISTS 1 GUTPF, AND CYCLO PiEDTA OF USKHUIi KNOW LEDOK" con tains BIW pnp<*a. and is profuselj Illustrated will, engravings comprises section* on :— TTTTC FATTM, m* Titom,^ Att.fv: Direction* for Hii'h and Fern Land: (.rowth of van ous Cereal and Knot Crops: Mjt.uairi*m*}ntol Cut tie. Sheep, nml Horn's, with ('nre of their I )i:"»<isf'B. ote.. etc. 'I'tn's 1 soot ion. whirl contains '217 closHy printed page's, will nui,n\ (iia'-Tini^ and illustration*, ihdfyliny B))o«;iii)fi,.-u< t.hohrsi pun^brei 1 imrM^slirKp and rtttile. to .ether with si'lccliot.H fron tlio Si nil and Pwlijrroc '"took Coinpimv't tliormijrlil.i'tid alnck, ctiinpnscs the caretull; collat.vi exporii'nce of sonic of tlio nnw biicco'- fnl Auckland and Cuiitei'bun Fui'llU'lH. HOiITIOUI.TUnE, by W. Gotptic: Tri *m> Buotioi>, wliicli covers imiiMui'-» wi.li nunuv ons illnslvatKniH. spvrial all nliuu is pa" to theinaiiMjicmoJJt of Fruit Trcis wiln mii ! simple (Miv<'tto*m and rli.it?r*ini«* for PrnninjG'raltiiiK, Rnddnur, <■!(;., tlu.t any sehk". wil limit previoiiM knowlcfl^o or sLiil, cvi niana^u lib or<:ln.r'l prollinMy. POULTKY. nv Thomas Am.kn: This soctioii cbinj-rhintr 41 ?>a :i"i trivia spcciiiK n u of tli. bv."*t vuriotiu-« <»f tt k i iitti r •. wilh iHriciions fo tln'ii- Jliin moment. Uo-i'unsof Kovvl-liousoi-Tri'atniisnt of Diseases, e-tc. USEFUL MKOHANTOAI* COXTIJTVANfK.3! ['iip-i'h: Unilcr tlii-* liradinpr ha\i i l«ci" cbi^oil a variei.\ of ooiili'ivjiiH-.'S 'v • will ho found userultothcsuttlur: hin & at. helps for the bush; cheoso prossus, ••art.* fences, ku'oh, moariurinj^ and spiittini; linher, iiH'im«riTii? u'tu'inrnts. eruuting wall.and banKt., windmills, &c, &o. PRESKHVTNG ANT) STOHTVO, ?0 P.\pes Includes the best methods of aiorhiK <\r\ inw botHiiiK. fjinnintr, mid preserving fruit: tin must approved modes of eurine luwon an<' hums, with do^ifn for sjijoko-lioiißf: jiistrMi tiotT* for pickling, sames, vincgnr.inakin.&c. -'Co. INSECTS ANP AGiITCT'LTUHAL EXF-RIIK-4, n\ Capm 1 . liwduN : fn ll<i« -.ectioi Capl.iin lironn. the woM-known Xevv '/a a land entunioiuL-^t, b'lpplie.i the vcs.dth o' years of <i')ser\ arion upon native fc">l un l»(»ri«d ins'-ela. useful uud injiinoni witi lllustraMoii") of (lie siune, and directions fode&trojiu« Kfli'den and orchard k.,is. BCIEVTIFIO Hi:R CULTUHK. ky J. TTojkins This int«*re-iMnK deparimeul h.-i" been fully an«l altilinllj treated li\ Mr Hup kins, ol Mai. .in. >ia, wlnue works on t)u suij.le.ot nre v»oll knov/D tlnou^buut Nev WINK-GROWING AND MANUFACTURE Prnotical Arboriculturo, Tnh.ipoo CnHure Ilnp Gmwinur an'l Silkworm l{e.«rinu\ with Cultivation of Olives, Tea, &c, are eauli exhaustively treated. THE FAI\TTLY DOCTOR, by Dti. Kxigttt axt Mr. J. A. Pond, of Auckland., ccinpnte Trcn'ißva on both Allopathic and I'nmiw, patliic b\ stems, compiled w ith special reg.'.-' to Country Settlers. To it is appended u MAORI PHAUMACOPrKTA, fflvinar tlf. medicinal proiiertios of How Zealand liut. Trees and Plants. COTTAGE COOKERY ANT) FOODS, oovenn 120 pneres, isacomiiletcTrea'i-<eonCool:or\ according to the best methods, and con pi'i^cs some thou^'inds of oasv iccuipt" to tasty dishes, without the flumiiioi-y or onh nary Cookery Books. HOUSEHOLD FITNTS extend the informal ioi in the Cookery BooUs with many usofn directions on Household Manaj?emont,

COTTAGES FOR SP^TTLRRS: Four desiirnof Useful Cott u'cs. with plans and detti'h i' Estimates, are given, so that the settler or simply copy the specification and send to thin ill and procure the complete raat.ofial fo. the erection of his bouse. ALES, WTXFS AND SYRUPS, PAINTI^C. TANNING, SOAP-M A KING, and lIIN'I FOR PROSPECTORS, form separ.it e s<m tions, containing a lar^je amount of Valuable Information. LEGAL MEMORANDA, pronnr^d by M 1M 1 Thomas Cotiru, Auckland Cit.y Solicitor piving a digest of all the laws which it i' imperative for a settler to know, includim Fencing Act. Scab in Sheep Aot, TiniboFloatage, Roads, etc., etc.

The above recapitulation only enumerates tin Goneral Heads Indicating the scope of the work. It is the largest Book ever published in Austral asia, is Handsomely Bound in Cloth, and published an an exceedingly Low Price, for c Cyclopredia of this description — naniely, TWENTY SHILLINGS (2Cs).

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