Imagement of Incubators.

ilwniiOTW of The Farmer there was Bsiiy concerning artificial incubators, linrieg' observations on the subject HLcaßQflto the Californian CacMcr Biiosbfi be welcomed by many of our ;Bs;-Theuiffjoi»lty of obtaining a &ufri : B|'nfoer of bens to do the hatching Epjigeugns of the year ha 3 made the ■Hit necessity to those who would ■Bilcge nnmber. A few words, then, of an incubator. There : Mufcent kinds of machines at pre [ Hiinß, ijnown as hot-water and hot- of which aro good, if Bpij made and operated. Avoid a :'Hpi wtieli is not supplied with a re- Wα^ regulator, or one which has no re- Wk With careful watching, such !■'■■s njlmake very good hatcJies, but §Htf <lp ai)d attention necessary to Hkt&d the uneasiness of the opera- too high, will outweigh .jßjjfecowßerations. Also, avoid a H f!>\iia" for the aame reasons. WmO- B yourself with a good Mfercuit a day or two in order hand in," then put in If you have sufficient eggs, rfJßffa in the trays with one end JHi c I ' eason * or *''* 3 * S, t ' mt s ie e F^ s uro c the clear or infertile one* IlKiJteeare usually of a sufficient <■ wtoallow those remaining to lay flat tfay. The disadvantage of Mgiw trays but part full is, that in fw'lfcmforthe purpose of turning, IBB? "c apt to be rolled about, and ;'B"p broken, Set apart a certain ■|B® IffiWg in which to turn the ,-■■ the lamp, and trim the wick. each evening iti which Upd see that everything 'jß™ Order for the night. Be very )IHL "J? "jetrnqtiong as to a supply carelessness in this matter 'Hfl!!r° n Cause 0T " f(lilure to obtain |™<fc On the fifth day test the : 'r ■5?, IW( " c *"" clear eggs, and all ■Rtiu do ncfc Bhow blood-vessels ; ißMfcenJn all the fertile eggs, fjKj' , roots, * rom a common j|BM|U always be seen on that jß?. e^ w Wch was up when taken 1 IK.' * e g<?-te3ter, take apiece 10 xl 2 inches. .Hold I t|Hi,i2 ll ' l the narrow edge down ; ; eX er "ght _hand corner in the left ilBSy O, PP e corner in fcbe 1»A , , To! 1 into a f «"nel about 6 ■Wm?l and 1£ inches at BkfS'i* Pply paste to tfe* ends Writ -a Btrin " B around . to hold u « e a Pair of scissors ■KS , C ? ttin S the s 'nall end a Bia7> Ml eke of an egg, and Bffflßf«g.-when applied, will Wfe E V c ? ar s e end > cut so and'shuts out the •4T ! I nd a window or wor «'«1 • ' 8 shinin X J P la^c an ■tteS^? 011 . and apply the other $m% fp ? .g % sun to shine on the and best tester I ■%&-*P mctice » it can be used ! Wtfw: l^ n , sha<J e, andean Jm k c¥ n house or barn if the eggs tested

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1887.

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C C H° a P mb!f SaUSagq Meatl MinCeMeat ' Hashj n ~> s Guaranteed to Chop, NOT Grind the Meat. ,v i*^V^;t^-!t ,, ' ,?^^flL le _ N \. ENTERPRISE MEAT CHOPPER y[^^ y i)UIO V JjlA/ull iji/iju» * ICE CREAM FREEZERS. >S/ General lronmongers Ss Ns& v^ QUEEN AND HIGH STEEBTS, \V



J Public Notices. STRAWBERRY QARDENS! WILLOW GROVE STRAWBERRY GARDENS, Next the Upper Wharf, Devon port. GARDENS NOW Q?W I STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM 1 MARK PARRISS, In returning thanks to his supporters for past favours, bega to inform them and the public generally that he has great pleasure in announcing that these well-known and popular Strawberry and Tea Gardens are now open. Mark Parrish being one of the largest strawberry growers in the colony, will always have a large and fresh supply on hand, and can guarantee patrons the ripest, the largest, and most delicious fruit in the market, and they will nob be stinted in quantity either. FRESH CREAM TWICE DAILY ! Tea Coffee and other Refreshments always on hand. Three hundred visitors can be seated .at the tables at one time. Lawn Tennis and Croquet Ground, and other amusements for the convenience of visitors. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM! WILLOW GROVE GARDENS DEVON PORT. School Treats and Picnic Parties provided for 5 special arrangement. Family orders dinner parses, and for jam, promptly attended to. Tnvas will run to the Gardens at half-price; IM*3 uru from GardenSi Threepence. M. PARRISH. PROPRIETOR. j. BUTcm] [•>• GEOOM  -rvr E HAVE FOR SALE: ---r r Rod and Bar Iron, Wire Nails Fencing Barb Wire, Roofing: Irae Sash Weights, Buckets, Tube Springs and Patent Axlea ,& oa hT^o.S S^tablo. W ne.. by WallisandSteevens, with duplicate HoS r SnSfrom 3 to 5 h.p, with reverstnj? gear. GROOM, BUTCHER, & Co., FORT-STREET. Tklephone 211.J ,—,—__ ONK SHILLING PACKET of SALS ALINE wiU preserve A SHILLINGS , worth of food To beTbfataed of all a*d Grocers, in lß Xloß P a?e Ck lgent. RICHABD A. CARR. Fort-street, Auckland. EE & G KnETand ftUTLANu-STR^ETS. Coaches. Buggies, or built to whilst repairs arc h«ingoxecut cd - — SOHKArig- —. — — • White's Bankrupt Stool Queen-street.



Public Notices fa V R. GRAY, The welUknown Oheap Draper QUEEN STREET, OPPOSITE BANK QF NEW ZEALANP, Having purchased J. Gilrpour's Sto©H pf Drapery and Clothing 80 per unde r Wholesale Cost, is now holding $ HALF-PRICE SALE. TERMS CASH. NO RESERVE. N,8.-—As the premises in Newton are comparatively and the Stock very heavy, I have decided to. place £2,000 worth of it in my Queen Street premises where there is ample room and every or public inspection, so that the Sale will be carried on in both places, and thus accommodate everybody; By Order R. GRAY, Cheap Cash Draper, opposite Sank of New Zealand, i. ■■~.. ' —' ! y 4 -v



Business yotices. 3STO-A-HI WOOD & OO.'S STOCK OF • ■■■''■■ DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND CLOTHING^ valde wIUUU value •• -■ BOUGHT BY PUBLIC TEKDEB 4r Q At Half the Cost Price. Must be sold out at once. wlf THIS STOCK BEING QUITE NEW IS THE BEST AND CLEANEST STOCK EVER OFFEREE! FOR PUBLIC TENDER. r ;.. -. . .. ■: .■ ■-) MARVIJLLQUB BARGAINS FOR CASH ONLY! GOODS AT HALF PRICE. Q/j# QUITK GENUINE. COIVIE AND SEE. % SIX DOORS FROM THREE UAIVIPS PONSO2STBT EOAD;



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EDWIN JONES (Lftte E. and A. Jones). Honsa sam tomi Poosoflby Terrace, Agent for the Phcenix Fire Office. Advertisement Ageot for Auckland Evßsmwe Fost-office Savings Bank.'Money Order Office. Telegraph Statton. Teloox«w Bureau. HE Biggesfc Literary Shilling's Worth in Australasia—Brett's Auckland Almanac Illustrated.



Dentistry. f DENTAL SURGEON, 148, Qqoen-srtreet, iy&f. Society's Buliiiftg Auckland ■S:UILU.If...L-.'..- "''■ ■ '■'• ~~ "•■ ■• • ECOX AND SON, # DENTISTS, Kingeley Houee, Hobson-street, Auckland. Kdwin Cox, Licentiate in Dental Surgery r, "R. 0.5.,' England- • Herbekt Cox Doctor of Dental Surgor , Univoraity of Michigan, U.S., America. A Ik' C A R T |1 B, ■^" # SURGEON BENTIST <By Exajni»atipn> (Late five years with £. Cos and Son); M> y be Consulted at his Residknck, GARRETT'S BUILDINGS, Karangahap*? Road (near top of Howe-atreot). CHABQES MODERATE. GAS ADMINISTERED. Architects. p. HIWAPA™. |P.P.1,8.A.J fa M, HKBAPATB PHERAPATH .md SON, • ARCHITECTS, Colonial Bank Buildings. ■jnTDWARD BARTLEY, ARCSHITEOT, ETICHBURY'S BUIL«PING£I QUISKN-STiUfiET. TjiDWARD MAHONJJy AND SON, 11% QOUEN-STREKT, AUCKXANB : V|TILLIAM IN6TON, JI.IWT.C.Bi.,M,INaT.M,a. ENGINEER, AUGKLANa R. P. F. M. B UR R O WS, ARCRITEC^AND^BUILDINa 31?, Victoria Ahoadk. -yjrr F. BURR 0W s, dbauqhtßman. heraldic artist, ji|llum||<ator, desiqnbr. International fatept and Trade Mark Agency. AuOKtAND Orficks: HILL'S CHAMBERS, QUEEN-STREBT (next A.M.B. Insurance Buildings).



Insurance -\rW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM J3I PANY (FIRE AND MARINE). Capital £1,000,000. Paid-up and Reserve Funds £435,000 Peotection from FIRE or MARINE LOS 3 Can bb Effected in this Company. CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY. JAMES BUTTLE. Manner. New York Li fb INSURANCE COMPANY. ' Cash Assets, Ist January, 188? .. Income for 1886 .. .. .. £3#56,874 Local Director C. C. MOMILLAK, E#Q. (Messrs W. Me Arthur & Op.) Solicitors: Messrs Russht,l & Campbell. Banlcers: Bane of Australasia. Policies issued guaranteeing the return of all Premiums in addition to the sum insured if death occur within a twentf-year period. J. HUGO HARROP, Iteuidont Agent Business Notices. BY A P POINT-'*w ,^'^®swe«i* r w[ |SI TO HIB EXCELLENCY THB GOVERNOR. THAMES CARRIAGE AtfD DRAY FACTORY, VICTORIA-STREET EAST AND HIGH-STREET, A U C k'l A N D. Telephone, 308. JAMES MACKIE, MANAGER. Builder of every description of Vehtclesi Repairs in all the branches of the trade faithfully executed. , Vehicles Bought and Sold on Commission. Coaohbuilders' Requisites, in Stock. The Trade Supplied. ' . J ' Country Orders punctually attended ip Cash Customers liberally dealt with. a YMONDS STREET BOOT FACTORY. T. B. HEATH, Havinß Removed to the New and Commodious Premises lately erected,, is continuing the Sale of the balance of tho Stock at the same clearing prices, together with a large and varied assort. ment of New Goods, which will be sold for cash ,»], a very aipall margin qf profit. .



GO TO BA $ H to ROTH'S PUBLIC HuT. COLD. AND SHOWER BATHS. "Victolbia-stbebt «v6T. Charge ONE SELLING. from 6 a.n». to 9 p.*»., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 ttU 10 a.in. The bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish Towelq, •»* Vushcs. combs, iprivatcl for ladiog every day at all hours, yith female attendance. One §niuin_g apd S4xp.ep<>e, Pleasfe P"* ,, ' , the address—victoria-street Bast, pbov" f ■ yrhound Hotel,and next the Cheap v ' Furniture Mart, Auoldiand. N. 8.:



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