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• TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
• SECTIONTo-day's Summary
  • ARTICLEOVERSEA CABLE NEWS
  • ARTICLENEW ZEALAND NEWS
  • ARTICLETARANAKI NEWS
• ARTICLEWHERE TO FIND THE NEWS.
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• SECTIONNEW PLYMOUTH PORT
  • ARTICLEARRIVED YESTERDAY
  • ARTICLESAILED SATURDAY.
  • ARTICLEEXPECTED ARRIVALS.
  • ARTICLECOASTAL SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.
  • ARTICLETIDE-TABLES. SUN AND MOON.
• ARTICLEMAIL ANNOUNCEMENTS
• ARTICLECOMMUNITY SING
• ARTICLENGAHIWI HERD SIRES
• SECTIONFarming News & Views
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  • ARTICLEJERSEYS OF QUALITY
  • ARTICLEHOME BUSH ENTRY
  • ARTICLENINE FROM BROOKSIDE
  • ARTICLESIX FROM SPROSTON
  • ARTICLEBRENT KNOLL ENTRY
• ARTICLEJERSEYDALE ENTRY
• ARTICLETHE GLENARA ENTRY
• ARTICLELAMORNA ENTRY
• ARTICLEGLENBROOK OFFERING
• ARTICLETHE CARGILL ENTRY
• ARTICLEWILLOWDELL ENTRY
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• ARTICLEBOWLING AT MANAIA
• ARTICLEKAPONGA PERSONAL NEWS
• ARTICLEAIR FORCE SUCCESS
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• ARTICLEGENERAL
• ARTICLE"BALALAIKA" AGAIN TO-NIGHT.
• ARTICLE"THE LONE WOLF STRIKES."
• ARTICLE21,960 EGGS SENT
• SECTIONCENTRAL TARANAKI
  • ARTICLEFACTORIES' FEDERATION
  • ARTICLEELTHAM SCOUT WORK
  • ARTICLEREGENT THEATRE, ELTHAM.
• ARTICLEFARMING EDUCATION
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLERecord Roll Average.
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• SECTIONThe. Social Round
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  • SECTIONPERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
    • ARTICLENEW PLYMOUTH
    • ARTICLEPATEA
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S DIVISION
  • ARTICLEWOMEN'S INSTITUTE
  • ARTICLEHAWERA
  • ARTICLEWAVERLEY
  • ARTICLEENGAGEMENT
  • ARTICLEADVENTUROUS TRIP
  • ARTICLERAHOTU GARDEN PARTY
  • ARTICLEHURFORD ROAD DISTRICT
• ARTICLEOEO DISTRICT NEWS
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• ARTICLEMAINLY FAIR WEATHER
• ARTICLELATE SHIPPING.
• ARTICLEBIRTH NOTICES.
• ARTICLEDEATH NOTICES.
• ARTICLEFUNERAL NOTICES.
• ARTICLEIN MEMORIAM.
• ARTICLETHANKS NOTICES.
• SECTIONThe Daily News
  • ARTICLEIDEALS AND ACTION
• ARTICLENEWS OF THE DAY
• ARTICLEPERSONAL
• ARTICLEPAY OF FARMERS
• ARTICLEIT WAS A CEILING
• ARTICLEFOR SUMMER CRUISES
• ARTICLEAIR FORCE PROMOTION
• ARTICLELAST TO LEAVE ROME
• ARTICLEDRAFT CONDUCTORS
• ARTICLELATEST CASUALTIES
• ARTICLEUntitled
• ARTICLEAIR RAID ESCAPE
• ARTICLESTORM OVER TASMAN
• ARTICLEKILLED ON RAILWAY
• ARTICLENEW STATION CLOCK
• ARTICLETRAINEES MOVE OUT
• ARTICLENEW PLYMOUTH VISITORS
• ARTICLEWar Day by Day
• ARTICLEUntitled
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• SECTIONUNITED STATES REPLY TO AXIS PACT
  • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Sumner Welles' announcement that the United States would continue to render all material support and assistance t...
  • ARTICLEAID FOR BRITAIN
  • ARTICLEPACT WITH SPAIN
  • ARTICLESCRAP IRON EMBARGO
  • ARTICLEPACIFIC TALKS
    • ILLUSTRATIONMR. C. V. WHITNEY.
  • ARTICLESTILL AT HONOLULU
  • ARTICLEAGAINST AMERICA
  • ARTICLESPACE ALLOTTED
  • ARTICLESIGNATURE OF PACT
  • ARTICLESOVIET AID TO CHINA
  • ARTICLEWAR SPOILS
  • ARTICLEWOOING SOVIET
    • ILLUSTRATIONMK. YAKISHIRO SUMA.
  • ARTICLEFIRST NAVAL BASE
  • ARTICLEDEMANDS RENEWED
  • ARTICLEDESTROYERS ARRIVE
  • ARTICLETHREATENING TONE
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• SECTIONAGAIN AT BERLIN
  • ARTICLETWO RAIDS BY BRITISH
  • ARTICLESTEEL WILL
  • ARTICLERAID BALANCE SHEET
  • ARTICLECHILDREN IN CANADA
  • ARTICLEPORT WRECKED
  • ARTICLEBIG DEATH ROLL
  • ARTICLEGERMAN CLAIMS
  • ARTICLEDEATH OF WORKMAN
• ARTICLEBRITISH RAIDS
• ARTICLELUXURIES FOR ARMY
• ARTICLECURTIN SURPRISES
• ARTICLEDAMAGE TO ENGINE
• ARTICLESHELTER COMFORT
• ARTICLETRADE WITH CANADA
• ARTICLEHOURS IN FACTORIES
• ARTICLELEAGUE IN SCHOOLS
• ARTICLESCHOOLS' FINAL GAME
• ARTICLEDEFENCE PLANS
• ARTICLED. A. MORLAND WINS
• ARTICLESKIING ON EGMONT
• ARTICLELABOUR PARTY SOCIAL
• ARTICLE"WILL NOT TAKE IT"
• ARTICLESOUND FINANCES
• ARTICLEFLYING ACTIVITY
• ARTICLEOPERA HOUSE, NEW PLYMOUTH.
• ARTICLECRUSHED BY CAR
• ARTICLEELDERLY WOMAN KILLED
• ARTICLEVICTORY FOR SOUTH
• ARTICLESOUTH ISLAND RUGBY
• ARTICLETAKAPUNA BEATS MARIST
• ARTICLEINTERNED IN SWEDEN
• ARTICLETAIL WAGGING DOG
• ARTICLEMANGANUI GORGE
• ARTICLEHIGH CASTE AGAIN
• ARTICLERAIN AT MOONEE VALLEY
• ARTICLETARURUTANGI TITLES
• ARTICLEHAWERA GOLFERS WIN
• ARTICLEPLAY AT GLENEAGLES
• ARTICLEFITZROY CLUB'S FINAL
• ARTICLEOPUNAKE MEDAL ROUND
• ARTICLEWESTOWN MATCH PLAY
• ARTICLEBLYDE LEADS AT PATEA
• ARTICLEPLAY AT NGAMOTU
• ARTICLEAPPROACHING £4000
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• SECTIONPEARL OF ASIA SCORES
  • ARTICLEFOXTON RACING
  • ARTICLEFIELDS FOR PAEROA
  • ARTICLECLINCH AT PAEROA
  • ARTICLEPATRIOTIC APPEAL
• ARTICLESOME GOOD FINISHES
• ARTICLEPATEA CROQUET CLUB
• SECTIONSOUTH TARANAKI
  • ARTICLEPROMINENT CITIZEN
  • ARTICLETRIBUTE TO MEMBERS
  • ARTICLEPERSONAL
  • ARTICLECOMEDY ATTRACTION.
  • ARTICLE"CHARLIE McCARTHY, DETECTIVE.'
  • ARTICLEGUN DOG TRIALS
  • ARTICLEGENERAL
• ARTICLEINCREASED ENTRIES
• ARTICLEKAPUNI TENNIS CLUB
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• SECTIONCINEMA PROGRAMMES
  • ARTICLEMYSTERY AT MAYFAIR.
  • ARTICLEREGENT THEATRE PROGRAMME.
  • ARTICLE"TURNABOUT" AT THE STATE.
• ARTICLEBOROUGH OF OPUNAKE
• ARTICLEAUROA PERSONAL NEWS
• ARTICLEOKAIAWA PERSONAL NEWS
• ARTICLERADIO PROGRAMMES
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• GROUPING_NODEThe Taranaki Daily News PRIMARY PRODUCTION SUPPLEMENT
  • TITLE_SECTIONMasthead
  • ARTICLEVICTORY THROUGH PRODUCTION
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  • SECTIONFeeding A Nation: Farmers Share In Winning the War
    • ARTICLEBritain Needs Food Dominion Can Supply. Farmers' War Ettorts
    • ARTICLEOrganising full Co-operation of State with Farmers
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. H. E. Blyde, Lepperton, chairman, North Taranaki Council.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. D. Le. C. Morgan, Lew Plymouth, secretary North Taranaki Council.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. C. D. Dickie, Mokoia, chairman, South Taranaki Council.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. W. Hale, Waikato. Members and secretary of the New Zealand Dairy Board who have been intimately associated with t...
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. A. Linton, Featherston.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. C. A. Marchant, Cardiff.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMi. C. H. Courtenay, Secretary.
    • ARTICLEOutput Can Be Increased If Wastage Is Avoided
    • ARTICLEStarter Troubles Can be Overcome. Purity Essential
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. W. J. Polson, M.P.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. E. K. Cameron, Hawera, secretary, South Taranaki Council.
      • ILLUSTRATIONThe Hon. Walter Nash, Ministerial head of the Primary Products Marketing Department, who negotiated the agreements wi...
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. H. G. Dickie, M.P.
      • ILLUSTRATIONThe Hon. W. Lee Martin, Minister of Agriculture and chairman of the National Council of Primary Production.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. Leslie Marfell, Huinga, chairman, Central Taranaki Council.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. J. C. Robins, Stratford, first secretary of the Central Taranaki Council.
      • ILLUSTRATIONThe Hon. D. G. McMillan, Minister in Charge of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, which is closely...
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. W. F. Ross, Stratford, secretary, Central Taranaki Council.
    • ARTICLEUntitled
    • ARTICLEPrincipal Objectives of Production Plan. Taranaki's Programme
    • ARTICLEHigher Output of Cheese has First Place in Taranaki
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. W. W. Mulholland, Dominion president of the Farmers' Union and a member of the National Council of Primary Produc...
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. C. A. Wilkinson, M.P.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. F. L. Frost, M.P.
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  • SECTIONOfficials And Advisers Assist On The Farm Front
    • ARTICLEBasis Ot Victory Is More Production of War Material And Food
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. A. H. Cockayne, Director-General of Agriculture.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. R. B. Tennent, Director of Primary Production.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. G. A. Duncan, Director of export marketing, Primary Products Marketing Department.
      • ILLUSTRATIONProfessor W. Riddet, director Dairy Research Institute, Palmerston North.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. F. Picot, director of internal marketing, Primary Products Marketing Department.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. W. M. Singleton, director dairy division, Department of Agriculture.
    • ARTICLEInquiry Processes Livestock: Plants: Laboratory to Farm
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. G. M. Pottinger, secretary, export marketing division, Primary Products Marketing Department.
    • ARTICLEWidest Co-operation of Science And Industry. Experts Help Offered
    • ARTICLEFrom Cowshed to Consumer State Aid is Available
      • ILLUSTRATIONProfessor G. S. Peren, principal, Massey Agricultural College, Palmerston North.
    • ARTICLEMilking Machines Standardisation
    • ARTICLELosses of Stock Cause Much Waste Prevention Sought
    • ARTICLEWHERE THE FARMERS' RESPONSIBILITY ENDS.
      • ILLUSTRATIONLoading produce for Great Britain at the port of New Plymouth.
    • ARTICLECampaign Methods Grow more: Waste Less Where Leakages Occur
    • ARTICLEWaste in Cheese Factories is the Subject of Inquiry
      • ILLUSTRATIONDr. E. Marsden, secretary, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. K. P. Fraser, secretary, internal marketing division, Primary Produce Marketing Department.
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. H. A. Kitto, poultry instructor, Department of Agriculture.
      • ILLUSTRATIONDr. J. F. Filmer, director, research division, Department of Agriculture.
    • ARTICLELosses of Goods Can be Prevented: Science will Aid
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. M. J. Scott, superintendent of the pig industry, Department of Agriculture.
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  • SECTIONTaranaki Eggs Will Improve British Breakfasts
    • ILLUSTRATIONTop left: White Leghorn hen.
    • ILLUSTRATIONRecommended by the Poultry Division of the Department of Agriculture as the most suitable breeds for the aver age far...
    • ILLUSTRATIONBottom left: White Leghorn rooster.
    • ILLUSTRATIONBottom right: Australorp rooster.
    • ARTICLEWhat Happens When a Hen Breaks an Egg
    • ARTICLEPoultry Keeping May be Revived on Taranaki's Dairy Farms
    • ARTICLECareful Culling Keeps The Flock At Maximum Profit
    • ARTICLEShould Pullets Be Introduced Instead of Hens?
    • ARTICLELepperton Farmer's Ingenious System of Making Perches
    • ARTICLENot Much Profit in Some Poultry Farms
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  • SECTIONEconomy and Efficiency in Fencing
    • ARTICLEElectric Fences Now Solve Wire Shortage
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    • ARTICLEDairy Stock Soon Learn To Respect The Fence
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    • ARTICLEKEY TO ILLUSTRATIONS
    • ARTICLEGates should be Marked by Rails
    • ARTICLEEven Rich Pasture Is Ignored By Sheep
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  • SECTIONShock Tactics Rarely Work In The War Against Disease
    • ARTICLEEach Taranaki Farm Should Have Its First-Aid Chest
      • ILLUSTRATIONA group of Taranaki calves getting a ration of concentrates to keep them healthy.
      • ILLUSTRATIONSheltered and shaded, stock retain their health and milk to capacity on this Taranaki farm.
    • ARTICLEHawera Experience Proves the Value of Vacreator in Cheese Quality
    • ARTICLEMastitis Is One Ot The Big Problems The Taranaki Dairy Farmer Has To Face
      • ILLUSTRATIONA contented animal is always a healthy one.
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  • ARTICLEDisinfected Seeds Avoid Diseases And Ensure Good Crops
  • ARTICLEPHILIPS RADIO
  • ARTICLEGLASS CRAFTSMEN.
  • ARTICLEVitamin Doses Help Keep Pigs Healthy
  • ARTICLESOAP MANUFACTURE.
  • ARTICLEBRITAIN WANTS ALL OUR WOOL
  • ARTICLE15,000 TONS MORE CHEESE
    • ILLUSTRATIONSpeeding up production with the aid of the Munro "Triumph" Top-dresser. Attached to any wheeled rehicle its full forc...
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  • SECTIONCare of Young Stock is the Basis of Wisdom
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    • ARTICLETrees Afford Shade for the Summer and Protection in Winter
    • ARTICLEParasite Infection Worries sty-fed Pigs
    • ARTICLEChampion Beet Crop Grown in 20in. Rows
    • ARTICLEWhat Constitutes a Mineral Ration?
    • ARTICLEBritish Farmer Saves Yearly 1100 Tons of Ensilage
    • ARTICLECalf To Yearling Is The Most Critical Stage Ot A Cow's Life
    • ARTICLEProper Feed Means Healthier Cows and Better Producers
    • ARTICLEMolasses Added to Ensilage Removes Smell Objection
    • ARTICLETokaora Twins are Identical in both Appearance and Production
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    • ARTICLECare in feeding young stock is a first essential to healthy producers.
      • ILLUSTRATIONIt will be apparent that if the yields are converted to the same number of days there is practically no difference in...
    • ARTICLEHaymaking Can Be Speeded-up by New Crushing Machine
    • ARTICLEShould You Run Ducks or Hens On Pasture
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  • SECTIONBigger Returns Are Possible By Better Management
    • ILLUSTRATIONTime saved Js money gained. Topdressing used to be slow work but with this new type of implement strips of 20 feet ca...
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    • ARTICLESubstitute Feeding Proves Satisfactory For Most Stock
    • ARTICLEFarming Methods Can be Improved all over Taranaki
    • ARTICLEDustbin Refuse Makes Excellent Manure for Farms
    • ARTICLEWasted Manure is Money Lost to Taranaki Farmers
    • ARTICLEFarmers' War Effort Must Not Impair Taranaki's Ability For Production
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  • SECTIONOver Forty Per Cent. Of Our Pigs Never Reach The Consumer
    • ILLUSTRATIONWorth many pounds a year to the pig farmer. An outdoor copper used in Taranaki for boiling up barley and other materi...
    • ILLUSTRATIONIncreased production begins with the sow. Stan Cloke looks over a portion of his brood female stock at his Lepperton ...
    • ILLUSTRATIONSurrounded by beautiful gardens and rockeries this attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Downey, Skeet Road, Kapuni, ...
    • ARTICLEIt Is What The Eye Does Not See That Counts In Buying A Sow
      • ILLUSTRATIONWhich of these two sows would a farmer select for breeding purposes? See letterpress on this page.
    • ARTICLEPigs Fatten Fast On Feed Boiled in Outside Cauldron
    • ARTICLEAcorns for Pigs.
    • ARTICLELet's go to School on the Question of Feeding Pigs
    • ARTICLEImportance of the Boar in Breeding a Bacon Carcase
    • ARTICLETaranaki Pig Clubs.
    • ARTICLECare of the Sows Means Profitable Pig Production
    • ARTICLEPoor Housing is Often Responsible for Loss in Pigs
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  • SECTIONMoney Spent in Farm Homes is a Sound Investment
    • ILLUSTRATION"Ngahiwi," the beautiful home o£ Mr. W. J. Freeth at Pukearuhe, where trees and flower gardens combine to make a perf...
    • ILLUSTRATIONThe trend o£ modern architecture is revealed in this beautiful home, the property of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Corrigan, Sou...
    • ARTICLEIs Home Life And Home Comfort Lacking On Taranaki Farms?
    • ARTICLEMuch Money Need Not be Spent to Brighten Farm Homes
    • ARTICLELiving Rooms can be Improved by Simple Small Alterations
    • ARTICLENew Effects can be Obtained by New Ideas in the Home
    • ARTICLERemarkable Progress NEVILLE'S MODERN CAKE FACTORY
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  • SECTIONDepreciation Losses On Farms Must Be Reduced
    • ARTICLEAnimal Public Health. Review Of Past Year. Less Anxiety Caused
    • ARTICLEExperience Proves Wiser Management Reduces Disease
    • ARTICLEMilking Machines.
    • ARTICLELoss in the Factory can be Reduced by Attention to Detail
      • ILLUSTRATIONLoss of time and loss of security is associated with poor fencing and inadequate gates. A "Taranaki" gate that is not...
      • ILLUSTRATIONWhere no dairy shed is needed. Novel attachment to motor car brings the milking machine to the cow instead of the cow...
    • ARTICLEBacon Production Can be Increased Through Checking Preventable Loss
    • ARTICLELIFE IS TOO SHORT.
    • ARTICLEHigh Percentage Of Pigs Never Becomes Good Bacon Or Pork
    • ARTICLEFREQUENTLY CUT TWICE A YEAR.
      • ILLUSTRATIONThe crop being harvested is not wheat but the wonderful growth of paspalum and prairie grass on a paddock which has b...
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  • SECTIONTHE PART THAT PATEA PLAYS
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    • ILLUSTRATIONStorehouses of the wealth of South Taranaki: The ships which transport dairy produce to Wellington are shown on the l...
    • ILLUSTRATIONChildren's padding and swimming pool at the Fatea seaside park, which 's one of the most attractive resorts on the co...
    • ARTICLEIN Primary Production
    • ARTICLEUntitled
    • ARTICLEImportant Dates in the History of Patea Borough
    • ARTICLEModern Amenities in a Modern Town
      • ILLUSTRATIONMr. F. Ramsbottom, president of the Patea Chamber of Commerce.
    • ARTICLERooted in History Patea Place-names Have old Meanings
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  • SECTIONFirst Line Of Support — Factories Swing To Cheese
    • ILLUSTRATIONModern in design and equipment. A view of the Toko cheese factory.
    • ILLUSTRATIONOne of Taranaki's largest cheese factories is at Kapokonui.
    • ARTICLE9000 More Tons Of Cheese Is Expected As Taranaki's Output
    • ARTICLEScience Aids Producer.
    • ARTICLETreacle for Pigs.
    • ARTICLEChange-over Supply is Distributed Over Whole Area
    • ARTICLESoap Lasts Longer.
    • ARTICLEFarmers' Ingenuity Overcomes Obstacles
      • ILLUSTRATIONThe Okato Cheese Factory.
    • ARTICLETransport Problems Have Been Overcome
    • ARTICLEScientists Study Factors Tending to Better Cheese
    • ARTICLEHome Separators Have Responded To The Call
    • ARTICLEDandelion Sandwiches.
    • ARTICLEHome-made Cheese.
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  • SECTIONNew Needs And New Demands Call For New Methods
    • ARTICLENew Power Machines Hasten Development Of Taranaki Lands
      • ILLUSTRATIONImplements of our fathers are slowly giving way to modern types. Often they are left to rot in odd corners of the farm.
    • ARTICLELittle Machines are now being made for Large Jobs
      • ILLUSTRATIONA new outlook has been given dozens of Maori families in the environment of modern new homes. The illustration is typ...
      • ILLUSTRATIONThe bad old days are passing with the had old homes. This shack formerly housed a native couple and, their seven chil...
    • ARTICLEUntitled
    • ARTICLEHealthy Land And Cheerful Homes For Taranaki Maoris
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  • SECTIONElestricity-The Modern Slave of the Farmer
    • ILLUSTRATIONMany farms in the Ngaere district h ave electrical appliances. The factory too receives its power from wires.
    • ARTICLEWhy Are So Many Taranaki Farmhouses Poorly Illuminated?
    • ARTICLEIndividual Hot Taps.
    • ARTICLEFor the Pastry Cook.
    • ARTICLEHot Water is ever a Necessity in Every Farm House
    • ARTICLEUntiring Servant Has Many Duties On Tokaora Farm
    • ARTICLEWaste Prevented is Money Saved
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  • SECTIONWaitara-Centre of Key Industry
    • ILLUSTRATIONA recent panorama of Waitara showing the business area in the foreground.
    • ARTICLEA Modern Town Grown out of an Historic Past
    • ARTICLEFarmers' Wives can Cook and Keep Cool
    • ARTICLEChief Magistrates.
    • ARTICLEWaitara was not Always as Peaceful as it is To-day
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  • SECTIONINGLEWOOD'S CONTINUED PROGRESS
    • ILLUSTRATIONCentennial Rest Room recently erected at Inglewood.
    • ILLUSTRATIONA view of one of Inglewood's main thoroughfares.
    • ARTICLE£2000 Raised For Patriotic Funds At Inglewood
    • ARTICLEIt is Wicked to Waste Even Waste
    • ARTICLEIndustrious Women Help Win the War
    • ARTICLEA "Full-Dress" Big Bottle Drive
    • ARTICLEHIGHER MACHINERY STANDARD
    • ARTICLETaranaki Should Be Able to Revive its Rich Farm Gardens
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  • SECTIONBetter Wool and Healthy Flocks result from Modern Equipment
    • ILLUSTRATIONSheep seek shade in hot weather and the wise farmer provide it. Weeping willows are grazing useful on grazing pastures.
    • ARTICLEThe Site of a Dip is Most Important
    • ARTICLEBoth Farm Owners and Farm Workers Should be Worthy
    • ARTICLEArt of Getting Sheep into a Dip
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