Acrophyllum venosum, by Mr. Barnes

Aphelandra cristata

Asparagus, to salt

Books noticed

Calendar, horticultural

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Carrots, culture of White Belgian, by Mr. Smith

Cattle disease

Cherries, select

Coffee-leaf tea

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Dyes, Lichen, by Dr. Lindsay

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Indian pink, introduction of into Europe

Irrigation and liquid manure, by Mr. Mechi

Ivy, as food for sheep

Level, new, by Mr. Daniels

Lichens, dyeing properties of, by Dr. Lindsay

M‘Glashan's tree lifter (with engravings)

Manure, poultry, by Mr. Tollet

——, liquid, by Mr. Mechi

Mice, to kill, by Mr. Bennett

Mexican oaks and their silkworms

Mustard seed, price of

Onions, preparation of ground for, by Mr. Symons

Peat, carbonised, by Mr. Towers

Railway slopes, planting of

Societies, proceedings of the Botanical of Edinburgh, National Floricultural, and Agricultural of England

Tea, coffee-leaf

Trade memoranda

Tree lifter, M‘Glashan's (with engravings)

Trout, introduction of to New Zealand, by Mr. Gurney

Tubing, gutta percha, by Mr. Key

Walls, to protect trees on, by Mr. Bundy

Walls, glazed

Weeds and sulphuric acid

Wheat, Lois Weedon system of growing

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