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... Agricultural Correspondent. Harvest irorlc, the middle August, has had to dona by instalments. A weak of brilliant weathar, after fortnight»of frequent showers and some heavy rami, raiaad farms* •' hope* high, and enabled great program* to made. hen down came the nun again, and mora work .topped. After that mora fine weather and again na ire rain and ao gone in a catfaner Terr harassing * and ...