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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 102, 16 May 1885, Page 8

T. & S. MOBRIN & CO., (LIMITED), IRONMONGERS AND SHIP CHANDLERS, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE. SAW-MILL REQUISITES! T. &. S. MORRIN & CO have in Stock the Largest Assortment of Mill Requisites to be found in the Colony. SIEAI ENGINES. Portable Engines and Boilers, from 2 to 16 Horse Power. SAWS. SAWS. SAWS. Circular up to sft. ; Cross-Cut to 10ft. ; Pit Saws to 9ft ; Mill Saws to 10ft. BAND SAWS, THREE-EIGHTHS INCH TO THREE-FOURTH INCH. BELTING! BELTING! BELTING! English and American Standard Leather Belting, from 2to 10 Inches. Rubber jßelting l^in. to lOin. TIMBER JACKS, AND EXTRA PARTS, BY BEST LOCAL MAKERS. TRAM RAILS, TESTED CHAIN, AXES, BUSH HOOKS, TIMBER SCRIBES. BLASTING POWDER, DYNAMITE AND DETONATORS, PATENT FUSE, &c, &c. CARRIAGE~FURNITURE. COACH BUILDERS' FITTING AND TOOLS. BUGGY WHEELS! BUGGY WHEELS! HICKORY AND OAK RIMS. HUBS AND SPOKES. WHIPPLE TREES, LAZY BACKS AND CANOE FRONTS. SHAFTS AND PO^ESASH AND HICKORY PLANK. RIM BANDS AND Si AFT TIPS. : " AMERICAN LEATHER, ALL COLOURS. AXLES AND SPRINGS, ALL KINDS AND SIZES. T, &c S. MOBBIH & CO, (LIMITED), AUCKLAND AND GRAHAMSTOWN. CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION.

THE N&W ZEALAND FAIiMKR BEE AND POULTRY JOURNAL," AN ILLUSTRATED AGRICULTURAL PASTORAL, AND HORTICULTURAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

OWTNG to the rapid extension of agriculture and rural industries of all kinds throughout the colony, the proprietor of the AUCKLAND STAB believes the interests of those engaged in such industries demand the establishment on an agricultural journal of a more comprehensive character and wider scope of usefulness than any now published in this colony. He has therefore issued an Illustrated Monthlj called THE NEW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE AND POULTRY JOURNAL. He has pur chased and incorporated with the new journal the agricultural publication so long issued under the title of "The North New Zealand Settler and Country Magazine." The new journal is twice the size of the "Settler, 11 with an ornamental coloured cover ; nnd care will be taken to make it equally useful as a medium of practical information upon all topics connected with rural pursuits to lesidcnts in all parts of New Zeiilnnd It will be the proprietor's aim to uuopt the host features of other journal of this class published in divat Britain and America, nnd thus to provide for farmer.", stock-breeders, horticulturists, nnc) everyone f >1 lowing rural avocations, a high-class journal which shall afford reliable information upon all matters pertaining to their several occupations while it strives to promote their special interests in all respects. Competent writers, possessing special knowledge of the subjects dealt with in the several department of the paper, have been engaged. These several departments will be kept distinct from one another, and will embrace the following subjects :— Agriculture, including Stockbreeding and Dairy Work ; Wool Growing ; Horticulture; Fruit Growing; Special Crops and Sub-Tropical Industries ; Poultry, Bee Keeping, &c. The illustrations will be the best of their kind both as regards drawing and engraving, and will add immensely to the practial value and attractions of the paper. The Subscription (payable in advance) is 10s yea.ily, or 6s half-yearly (post paid) ; and from the steady increase in popular favour which the "Settler" has enjoyed, the proprietor believes he can confidently look forward to securing a wide and immediate circulation for a journal so much superior to its predecessor as it is his intention to make THE NEW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE AND POULTRY JOURNAL.

Igg-The first' four numbers of the FAKMER, are now issued, and persons wishing to suberibe should send in their •lames nt once to the News Office. All subscriptions must bo paid in ad_ vanee — Yearly, 10s ; Helf -yearly, 6s (poa paid). PRINTING. rURDS, CIRCULARS, Kj RECEIPT BOOKS, BILL-HEADS MEMORANDUMS, POSTERS, 4ANDBILLB, &c, , &c, &c, la the most Modern-Style.