Wire and Paling Fence.

Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 317, 17 November 1888, Page 6

Wire and Paling Fence.

Tjiosk ot your readers who have noL seen the process of erecting wire and paling fencing:, and who wish to aqtopt it, may find the following description of use :—: — > I will.suppose the stakes firmly seu in, the ground, about eio;nt feet apart, 'the lir»t and last well braced. I commence at one end with two coils of wire, and fcibten an end of each together to the post. I then unwind the wire along the line of fence. Y^ben all is unwound* or I come to the end of the fence, I make fast the ends to a loolying on the giound.-and at some di=r-, tance beyond the Jasfc post, so as to

allow ior the wbrking-up of the wire. I then go back alb'ng the line and lightly staple, f-o ih.it the. wires tnay run freely as tho palings diaw. The panic process is repealed with" the other two wires.* 1 then insert th» palings ah shown in -the '.ice mpanying 1 sketch. 1 have put them witlo ap irt so fctia' theprocess may be easily t-cen, but in actual working they can be put so close together as to be rabbit-proof. It will not be found necessary to lack tho wire to every post), a*>^it is done only to keep it in place. After jVajt'kinac a uatiel oi\two'(.he -.wire will-bo ftju'n'd '-ffi'fca sufficiently tight to finish tliem od' by 1 ' stapling r firmly. 1 hope thi=t desfcHptioH J 'nMiay» be tqmul i,,^! liK?ble,t und itr&fru^tb^any^ri^Vy isbject willbe attained,. - , v>;r**»TT '' ' **