THE STAR ALMANAC.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 December 1918, Page 6

THE STAR ALMANAC.

TJili;!!"• SIXTH r.DITI ox. \7e have received a copy of the thirtysixth edition <>j' the.Star Almanac.v for 101!). This heavy publication is a wonderful repository of useful information, and has coins to bo almost ,1. household necessity In addition, to a!?, the usual features, such as a diary, calendar, and pages for beeping accounts of ,-«ce>pts and expenditure, postal, telegraphic, and, railway-information, ao •vyoU as a care-t\illy-,compiled garden calendar and. a wealth' of information relative to the business of farmers, stock-breeders and dairymen, the Almanack summarises many a[ the principal Statu!;o taws, including the important .now measures passed durmg the j-c-ceat ussioa of Parliament Political, departmental. agricultural statistics, trade I'efcui'i;;, land valuations, the Jaofc census, dates of Supreme Court sitting:, and the days of local tody mf.atings—these are some of the many features of the work" which will be found useful to "vcryoiu'. Information is also given tic-al in v with ti'.o Taranaki poits—New Plymouth, Pate#, and Waitara. The farmer 'will find lists of sales for Kill) for tho auctioneering firms of T&ranak' and Wanganui. In all it will be found that for dwellers in town and country the 19!5 Star Almanack will be found as useful as its predecessors. Copies may be pvojured from all booksellers, and from moststorekeepers throughout Taranaki, WanManawatu, and j'angitiKsTT v