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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 263, 12 May 1888, Page 8

Til re NEW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE, AND POULTRY JOURNAL II IS \ LAUGB AKD INCREASE O CIRCULiTIOK IN EVERY PART OF THE COLONY FROM MONGOKUI TO INVERCAKOILL.

AS ITS NAME IMPLIES, IT IS DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURAL 1 N TEIIESTS. AND £U'H NITMKER HAS ABLY-WIUTTEN ARTICLES ARRANGED UNDEK THE FOLLOW IM! SECTIONS :- THE FARM -Seasonable Opei.itions for both Southern and Northern Uittiicts, Live Stock* Dairy THE (.AKDEX the yuuir grower THE -\PT \RV— "Mii* Dnmrtmemt is «uP]Hed with the Lntn^t Tnfoimntinn on * HocUocmn.,' ThC'N^v Zo.iU.nl and A«V,?, l !'V! fVo ;[ilUiiml; [i1UiimI 'h^ now been mcoiporatod uith the N / KLM lootlut it Miore than cser impoiiant that A|ian,t s should fcub-t-nbt to tic KuttM puuhi ation TJ.MUKII t-A^LTTE MAR LETS SPECIAL IXDUSTKIFS 11! K I'OUITuY VAKU ( ORREsroNi r,Mi: E \ Q ' 'I K Y PC PAhTM ENT JO\iE AN!) H«>' SEkIOLD: BE U")i\GK AM) TAI E3 AD \!TF D FOli Ti.it; FAMILY. THE NZ, FARMER

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