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On Wednesday in the Drill Hall at Dannevirke a very successful concert and dance, organised by the Dnnnevirke and district branch of the New Zealand Deturned Soldiers' Association, was held. The interior of the hall had been most effectively draped with flags and streamers, and long before tho advertised time of commencement the place was crowded with people The Mayor of Dannevirke mado a brief speech, and introduced Mr. C. W. Batton, late organising secretary of the New Zealand Returned Association, Mr. A. Palmer, president of the local branch, and Mr. Spiers, of Palmorston North, secretary of the Palmereton branch.. At the conclusion of the speeches the concert programme was carried out, ami Inter dancing followed. At a public mooting on Saturday (says a. Press Association telegram from Waimato) tho Mayoress (Mrs. George Dash) permanently resigned tho presidency of tho Lady Liverpool Committee. There has been a good deal of friction lately owing to the Mayoress not falling in with her committee. She had previously refused to consult tihpiu. The Mayoress called a public meetiug for Saturday, but tho meeting passed a resolution that tho committee's standing bo not interfered with, (uid wero thanked for their past work. ' DDOOCm and 1 f\ ■ Coirsi Floor, k m m •■ Only inexperienced housewives P P treat Corn Flour as if its sole g •' use were for sweet puddings f» and blancmange. Experienced H cooks use U Sfoy economical savoury dishes | as 'ivell as sweets. L i Corn Flour and cheese pud- % ding, or Corn Flour, cheese & L and tomato pudding, are r p excellent and economical & ' : for supper, hot or cold. ft Make like a sweet baked & j. Corn Flour pudding, omit- « a> ting the sugar and using a cheese, or cheese and sliced % -i tomatoes, instead. j i ® \ Take i pint milk, 2ozs. Corn w i Flour, 4 ozs. grated cheese, salt, p J pepper and mustard. Boil 10 « •sj minutes, then bake in a pie-dish " J till browii on top. Add sliced m ™. tomatoes before bakine. r A ■ % IjFor Influenza uo^_^ Mean's Essence % Tho Great Money-Saving Eomedy. @ Coitn2l.-M»kcilpinl-SaTe»lo/- m 9 ■. ry gpeeding up the 7 i s Breakfast i . : / When hubby simply mnst gel to iho (- i I olUce "extrii curly —whenever hiiato is J \ \ J neoessary in breakfast preparation, S I M Creamoata will como to Iho rescno I I 1 This distinctively different breakfast (A ' I food is cooked in a fow moments ami f flervcn as a substantial "start-oft" for \\t I the day's work. Creamontii is not only j I easy of dinestiou but embodies bolli I ' / nerve and brain revitalising properties J ■ \ oE 'he choicest full erained oats. \ f L Cream d the Oat J 7 yreamoata ana all Thistlo pro- *S ' i oVfv oH"" in the i!re,lt Frco > i I uut Seheme. Send Id. x'iP'SS f / and Free starter eou- L ( 6 / yon to "Thistle," Box ■ lie Brand in B?b., 71b*. "I S [\J H\ \ J and 251b. baife. J / ft yj /I * l Thistic Fiokod yy vV I \ '

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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3113, 18 June 1917, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3113, 18 June 1917, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3113, 18 June 1917, Page 2

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