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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 108, 27 June 1885, Page 7

(< -rrbJtt's r^o^NisTs' /^tribiji JDRETT'3 COLONISTS' VTUID^ AND /CYCLOPAEDIA OF fISEFUIi "-/YOLOPiWDIA OF «JSEFUIi TTNOWLEDGE " ±SLNOWLEDGE> BEING A COMPENDIUM OF INFORMATION B$ PitAUTIUAL COLONISTS VPOti VUMINtf, iIuitTiuULTUIUB. Ai\li ALL bUBJIiOTS OF INTEREST TO EW ZEALAND SETTLER Si Eun'uu i)v Thomson W. LkxjJ. rin* publisher has iniicli p'ea-isro in -H-now* '• ing rue- ipt of tJio f/Jjoniutf It f n.oni.lsi >iii *»• i' ri •* » HJ^ricul ur.i i \<* tin iifk. t r;i' :• ul ociiouists on tho value tii tLb aU6v<} vui'k : — The f illnwi-ijr letter N from Altj Jam!' \V u ( : vcr. Ul l-ulc I')i|i;u<iitoi An (.in <> • •>• -ta< '.c.( ttiidsm • ■ M^'niai- tiers in ilu AuuKjul.J ■o.i'.ct. K.i opinion t- or' great vaiue. ■'Si ' " \;>\<> li»(\cfl f,-v •<••"{ v-i{^.; n iron], 1,-i.t i u . < c t-l fit icsc lvi 1 ].'>'licnJ nil ul tt t> (Viib»it.To' '-1*11)}; iuii! !••!) now siv la- far ax> '•• 'Ic'- my i >. pentutiri i« *£ -i ay p.tB»c.«s »!<' <r I niv ft> iliriy . .ii u'i-s )>d:li ii.t'-l 1 stir- 4io'' i jhs no*: v\ '. is ! h'i'ii'; liWl •-'. >!• « 1 ' ill bvcry nj •'. I' \: .v in th( c-J n,> fi> !>• i'^n •\ou ". io f.i'i nid i? 'u'l of r'c'i'bie i- \ 'iv& i>ji, rt l I ha\ <• no hrM'ntion in *iyin ■ ,it ij ib,- ]•> .-«t .••ni.iiri'lu'iisivf ai (1 il • fui jti.ldi! fo/ • Nuw ZJaluu . u loui -t L-\cr pii j .-ued;" Fr »ni <\k VMi>:ii\A Uui:\; t<.:C fi.-- : M> i\s..i \r, 1 iiti\ i' koiH t (dn-'fcint •!-!• for jajiward^ « VO IMO"t''S f'P C 'P.X or Mi! iT'P Cfil(S«P'S .imp!- an» I'lCioi'.rauor Uhi-Fi', Knuw^ • \>v.i. uhit-li you Ws'H- M"*"" 1 < J iiouv It to 8 n<l u\ I hay.- ti ii i in >n y wij -. vi) >n n xr''«it; a'U'ij of useful -.ulvH-c 8 .uk a ill -tlusfled t'.afe is b- fji- Ihe b'-sl Wi>rk/)f )ht, . ihrt 1 t^avc I'Vct •O(Mi. i, fbi. !l jjt its iiiojh'S Hut! U-cfti i.i -s ir re' : • tion 111 1 )'!• pTncticiU **titij« to dti \*».i«h £ ttlcffccd fort an<i -ucd'-s flo,>i-n«i iviuii r>t A ■ ccosMHr ntipi'iuiawc to "very honie in New Z-il : \nd. - Kaithfclly youra; G. OitEt; — ikawallj • anlini-y 7ti), \St>i." Mii .toiiN VVAi.LAfB. of Roihwoli Pavkj Waiukti (formerly of l«Tit i'n'h). wl>di*« om» df mr cai - 'lt!s» sottl'Ts uinl has h>-'ei\ .Mr tinitiy ' oai-^ ctogi'ly coisti. < tod will- e.vci . ifbr: to pro? nofo this » vn ulltiml interests of the Ail^kLiiid li^riri. \\nleBtis fulluto's :— "i)K \k Sue,— T ha* <" mdcli plc:isili">i::ad(iiii< •n» u-iic in warm t OiuiiK\iiihli<in of Hnktt)B* •ioi.ONisiH' vi ike It is a book tlmt should ltfti ioi ouli ni Oior> fjirni-r'S lii»iwy, hul -'Miiild dso hcdii r>vbr ipol'iiist's book nholf. nohl.it <<f n wh-it liii'- uftio'oiiial itidustry he or she may ie on,:nj. il Tlvre is infjinnntiim fornM. .Irl ookinu-baokovor.x jv icd of ll^rars'ofharil i-olo-ial v. brii how much va li.ible tutu and hi »ney is.'lv hii T *t' JW't n s ivl'd if afithß brvrinniii}? mi> It a u>'d nf it iv tii.ition haa In en ifvaihit'louiprinde us »s is? nnv% w thin the rcicli of ai' in Hioßinii-o of I red's G' id,-. (. "<>!<>• sis. who di'siic to h<i \or!i'j"()f ihoiiamo, should not, f»nni its ''1c";i r«... i.m.co or (lie q'lality o>' thi> rnatiiiialj •iih'.i' ii a < 7 ruving - ro- m book, to be <)• k« it -.i and {• m.red as ono would A oiomre nr a c<:io; the". hlsonJd 1-ave tt on t 1 o n ,ji t t--«hclf. the si.f . or th° corner • t lie ta ie . in fat t. .my whore so *'mt the cy; o 1 t h«>r, TV! other. .!«>: nny. and J"iiny; .n:i < \ -ii t!, jieli'S n'.tij hdVi! a bh.ii'Cf of io.ik» mi as it <iurt:i" spuri m.nu'es in the heat of until. er or ih intiouicmn of wuitit. Mr 'srctt I .iSsls.iw > pni'"k vi hrinuiiH? out aueh »i • .ook sk^ I «•. 'i p\< ocdii'i:ly formn.iic in thd of his co. tri''iitors, and I .sluccroly .iopo it Will a liuauuial auoccbd." Mr George Holdship. Managing Ditcctor d{ the Auckland i'imbiT Cnmixitn a"o" a practical; uoloi ifct ol loii. expt r'LiHM 1 . wn'ts: — "f-ir.— l have loi-k-'d over your fit'TTMCKffi Guide a; d conbi' ci U one o r the nsosi ns- fill and va n hi- bi.(\| s foi tho New Zu.i'uud settler ev< r pu!'li.<h d The inform. ltion is s?d vai ted, and the .'id\;ce so pr 6ti<al. A pluk!^ parairrai'li vuli often ht fouuu woidi more thad ihe cob 1 of thu book. Mr T. W. Hickson. Fstate Agent, Auck- ! tnd, has comri uiod the following: — "I I'.ave tufi. !•, pleuMire iii •-•aiu.g tl at. hiving examined ml' Ukktt's Coi.ommij i" IDE Ih'\e no 'u in sa\ in I cor.sidej t t?ood laiui' foi : il t > ■•!»..• asked, for it in faoto \orth ten a>d tiventy rinte3 the mon«»y to ilmost anvh. c ciij, >J°>i i'» rural ir.duslrics. From a Pnkckohe Settler. Pulce.xohc, I'eceiuoer 1, 1884 "Dear Sir, —l havo recently boon ph'Miitod by a frieml of mii.o with a copy of > our valuabld work, 'I iik i oi.ortlSTs'Guiofc It cbmain* v>oll written ai-dulu-. cut neany e?ery nu-'je-t of interest t.o the settler, except rbli, ion, w:tH which it diif- ri-it ni-ddlo. hd^e. article « ard evidcnih wnti. n b> pra< tioal hidn. find coittttiri fciio ivMilt of (uuoH vxpt-Mience in a 6- t'npa't i at.q readable form. '1 hu> wo have descr-ptt. -n< bz tho bos 1 hre dS.ifMo ae-. Cattle f-'heen: Poultry: etc., etc., for Uu- p'.irt of the world ; irid th-re is aieu a wolt-madc digest p/s'ich 'AwSof Ne\? Z aland arf are.of Special interest tt> thfi of-rffunrf settler ; inn cod, tlio bd-.'k \& a real Vade An i r\inl2 and should lib in thn i\os*(> .siuh of • v«-fv -wttlor •' DeAk Sir,— Having snbPc'riDed fdr Ru»-*t'| Colonists' Gvh>e, I beg to say that I oin yory • pleased with it. .The a'lionnt d R>}>6tit'j[}T^OT3 mation cdntaiin fl in it ip in^v'sfhtabltv and I .'Wsider it tho best ',Os Worth i'pt offerW »6' rhti New Zealand . Publie v No.g<-ttfe?,,«r-;nTt!-ir»««J man should be <\'ithottt it I- thtriß pu lid opinion will eaty that yoil Have 6orrft-rt6d a T >oon on the colony by ybiir «ni ri^ ed eftott. Jfhiink, ritf you personally, and wi^hinK the fmbnean-tn every auccetsd, 1 aid,- Sir; yoftxd tiujy, Noah Woofo. Coirstrii Griffin Writes' «is with reference to this work. As & feentlomnn ofox^ri** oivo literary (^qiiiromentH, atid acquainted wittt the valuable library 67 practical works for which we Arc indebted to the Uiiit«a States, hid opinion' is n'otev?ortHy : - " The book .tfl the nVo»t valua'bie.work of 'thd > kind published, in the Oj>lonle.B. I havo feftd every chapter in it with'Htt«'nti6ii and jijeaefure; The extent, vnrl^ty. nfid aocurae\ bf Ifci infof?-^ mation are extraordinary. It t t,s what it 61aiuiS t«» be, a Cyclopaedia of univ* r.sal Kuowl. cfjrife The insight tl at if rive* into Iho tnoat ttptmivoa methodßOf ftitrfotilturc .Jho.nmnf, eme«t ftf liv^ stock, the dctiry— in fact pverjilnhfr per'aininjjr tofarmintr oiuTfttions— pomnusnd it to < vcry,one ititeiostod in tlin p>o^poritj of tho «*6lonr, t Thtf editor has' <iisitl», veil ,most e'xc6Uont tast<,\ and judgment. All h.s id par. are omiiierxtly lir«»«a .nd practical. The Sr> ansreinuiit of the srtbjoor mattor is «>»nvb »dft\irHble. J am j sneoially plea-ed with th« art!<l»-sbn vinery, na\ frunj and hop culture. The absti-ict of the ioea 1 ! Govern men* and land laws of this, coloin,\ ■ ms th^J ni6.«t succinci ami intolluribo th ( nt hjis cbitiQ under my oh«.'i»- 'i."« -vvhi'-jt (ti o J-Vijiriif^: binding, ana iiiUotraiions hi iLo work tiH superb. ' , ' v - . -