Form Notes

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4396, 8 April 1909, Page 4

Form Notes

t:vi : L KSES OF ELECTRICITY > p; ! :‘ ■' ■r discoygry is meat-curing by. S p. Tjje pjeat is placed in ■ortaining- brine, -in. thesame I wlpf,!* Miftrf 1 (in i'cyriqg liintuits everywhere.I 'Tire * Sent -I.fi thb tank hi five lafr much more 'q’uickly, and lie it much, more thoroughly j Lpossiblo under the old method, [h the meat is merely allowed rijj tho brine. The originators process claim for it, it,." is.’ r,. more thorough, and more re* thaifthe old method.., Updei;. P method horn isicured in from 105 days. Electrically cured it lay in the brine but frdrn 25° to iys. Under the old method is ciiiedfn .22 days, Electrically it remuioa'in tile brine only four

[iXMOUTH ROCKS AS A • FARMER’S FOWL 0 ' ' ~tf‘ i Pt i* $ ( 14 ' Oli 'i s ::11\. ..„ .. ave always upheld the Plymouth ideal 1 fowl fdtf the farm er, writes rresp'ndent. The ( classes for at the shows used 1 ‘to ‘he well

some years ithh Orpihgna Wyandotte came along, and i pime the Rocks had to take a s'4at. iNowp however, they a£te ag into favour again—this time, ink to stay. In America they the Tpieffidi'Jpositlbh.'; ah' an HUf I utility fowl, which says a lot, e ’cute Yankee is never far out e thd “ almighty dollar ” id, 6on*i

jsd. They are excellent winter ring is .no f breed to equal i. I once crates of very t coloured birds'to' .auction, three s in one and five pairs in the other, small lot realised lls per pair, the larger lot 9s. Of course, I psned to strike a fgboll ;sferket; Rocks will always sell .well, as e is no better table fowl bred.