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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 415, 28 April 1904, Page 7

gQMB TE3IS Tc judge of an oves's heat, try the eves every ten mißutes with a | piece of white paper. If too hot the paper will blaza up or blacken, when Jth.B paper becomes dark brown—rather darker than ordinary meat pie crnat-i-the oven is fit for small pastry. When light brown, the .colour of nice pastry, it is' tarts.' When the paper pillow you can bake bread, large meat pies, or pound cakes; while if it is just oven is fit for sponge cake aad meringues.

<i..'.,. 'MENDING CHINA

China may be mended as firmly as a rock in the following manner. Ttroperbohs will be needed fo&she ;: work, however, lor the maßipulatiolr must" be done rapidly. The necessary materials- are a little unßlaked -Jimej 'the slightly beaten white or an eg?, and a Bmall hair hrnsb, sush as is useq for gum. Pat the white of egg on the broken edges of both pieces to be joined, .>nd immediately dost one.edge with thejpowdered lime, pat the two edges-ae sarafely and firmly together, hold in place for a minute or-twb, aid then lay aside to •dry. i :-- ' —-'i^*'*:±£x!ts\:' : ::*: DtICHpSJeQTiTOES: ■■■A*?--BoilandmasKllb of potatota, add loz of*bntter, : ;ithe yolk ~6f; one egg, oneVteaBpopafol of parsl«jj, sajt *■jndpepper to taste. JEbll out; and gut into Barotaf, brush :'(Mfc with and brown aio&jis^^dNren^ £» ./^....■•-.•;••'-;'■ •"