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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 264, 16 May 1888, Page 8

71s;-: NEW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE, AND POULTRY JOURNAL 'i - \ i..>k<;e and iscueasi:-o cikculwios in every i>aut of tub CO ". OS Y 1-T.OM MOKOOKUI TO INVEHCAKIULL. AS ITS NAME IMPLIES, IT IS DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS. AND r.irn NUMBER HAS ABLY-WRITTEN AU'IICLI'S ARKANGED UNPEK HIE FOLLOWING r JHE FAR.\I--Sea~onal>i.> o|uiUi»n s for both Southern and Ncirhcin 1 i-fn-t-. Lne b.o^k, l> .ny THE GARDEN TUG FP.UIT r.HO'AT.i: 'I 'U Wl \HV— Thi< IVmit-tn^nt i^ «upf Hod «it!i the T -\to~t Infotnvition on Ho-Um mn«' Tm'o 'Ntw /.< i' i-ul «i»'l \vM ..ilm.i Hue .lum nal" ha* now bcvii uirou>o.aT t Ni xuth \!u' N/. FAX.M MI. -o t!ut it is ,ri io tl,.*n ever impoj.u.t t.mt Ai-nn^ s-hould fcub.sunLc to the UtJei juibli- a inn TLMT.F.II (.A/hTTE M \ni\i:rs POULL" Y YAULJ roKBKSPONnr.Nn: rMyiKY DEPAM MT.ST HOMi: HrK'SEUOLU: LEADINGS AND TAIT.S APMTrD FOR TIU, IV .\. I LI. THE NZ. FARIIEB IS S-UP'-^PTiY ILLUSTK vr>l> NO KXI'KNSK 13 > A^K') IV n^HT'/UINy LM^rcAY.NCS C>" lIIK '.UGH^T OL\S3 ILLUSTI; A I I\ X UV 11 IK ARTiCLXS.

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