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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 161, 3 April 1920, Page 6

Public notices. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ' T7IOE the time being, owing to ■ . the acute Shortage of Printing Paper, Advertisement Con- ( tracts for "THE' DOMINION" can be accepted only subject to the right of the Wellington Publishing Company, Limited, .to fins- ( • pend.or to terminate the Contract or to reduce the space fit any tinio; the amount of the Advertiser's liability'in the event of Cancellation or Reduction to be reduced proportionately. 7 THE'WELLINGTON PUBLISHING CO., LTD. BUSINESS. NOTICES. r ONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE U ' INSURANCE CO. LTD. 'IRE.—Lowest Rates and Prompt Settlements. lARINE— All Classes Covered, including Personal Luggage, against .All Risks, , .CClDENT.—Employer'" Liability, and a most Liberal Personal Accident .'•Policy, including a List of Diseases, SECURITY TO POLICY-HOLDERS, ,116,213,478. Full information ciin be obtninedVat JOHNSTON AND CO. LTD., 3H.IEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, 'WELLINGTON. ■ Tina'visit of PRINCE OF WALES . placing ordei'6 for New ' DRESS SUITS and other CLOTHES )F STYLITAT \ v * MILLIGAN'S IvELBURN. AVENUH. ■ IT'S FREE. TO INVENTORS. INVENTORS who wish to develop their ! ideas should have the valuable'information offered in our "Inventors' Guide," which is free from Baldwin and Rayward, Patent Attorneys aud Consulting Engineers, 215 Lambton Quay, Wellington. , RADFORD'S for Furniture; best valuo in town", good assortment of Carpets, • Linos., RunneTS,. Crockery, Ironmongery, eto, Inspection .invited. RADFORD. AND vJO., Comp'ete llouso Fur. hishers, 13 and 45 Manners Street. TTNCLAIMED. ORDERED SUITS, ■' And at . "UNCLAIMED" PRIQES. ' GREEN AND H4VIS, 171 Lambton Quay, Wellington. CM ART MILLINERY ••• • . •' • For. .... .: . RASTER" HOLIDAYS. RUSSELL'S 'MILLINERY CORNER, Courtcnay Place, Wellington. ~~~ ~ LADIES! 1 (HORSETS in dependabl« rensonably priced. You are invited t/> call and inspcct-our larce selection. We solicit vo'ur inspection and your patronage. '".Country orders ■; receive prompt, attention, MRS.' COX. Corset Specialist. 139 Milliners St. (op. King's Theatre), Wellington. "EVERYBODY'S," 'Emerson Streot, / -Napier (now under management of a returned soldier).—V isitors to Napier will.find this up-to-date Dining Room all that'c-an be desired. Early Breakfasts, Morning and AfbJ.'noon Teas. Hot Teas, and Suppers. Telephone 1238. JJABY'S OUTFIT. Complete in Every. Detail. All Prices. MRS. E. COLLINS, 61.Vivian .Street, and 14*Courtenay Flw* (Just behind Tram Terminus). BUSINESS NOTICES. . ■ 6 , ' " ' ' A Card. . . TO. D. EARDLEY , • FENWTCK ■ Has- commenced Practice At ' 'No. 200 "WILLIS STREET. Telephone Nos— ' Consulting Rooms, 21—797. Residence 2013. CfCLIIi EYE LOTION . May lie obtained from address below. Price 2s. 6d. Po3t free to any address. For nil kinds of weak, inflamed eyes und eyelids. H SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS. • EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, ' 7 WILLIS STREET, Late Optician for the Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. LUlfTca Rooms, 126 Courtena'y Place. Hot Meals, Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea, Is. 3d.; open from 7 a.m. till 11 p.m. Cleanest and Cheapest in the Dominion. . : •' DANCING-Liitest Clog taught. Los Delmira (late . Sydney): Theatrical acts arranged. 37 Cmirtena.v Place. Mr. Arthur Hacker, R.A.. of London, who died on November 12. aged fiO, left estate of the gross value of J251.71-2, with net personalty .£43,607.

1 A LADY'S DISCOVERY.

A-SEW RECIPE FOR BISCOITS. A well-known Auckland business man ' relates tho following little episode wliich ■actualW oecurral in his own homo: During the holidays the' family 1 vera luivini! afternoon tea. with some lady visitors, .and •.umony the eatables pio- ■ Tided .was a plale of home-made biscuits. After sampling these biscuits the lmsi-. n«ss man said to his wife; "Amy, dear, what a delightful flavour you have manai?ed 'to jet into these biscuits. They remind me of that famous London make . wo used to geh" "Yes, indeed," said one of the ladies present, "the flavour ■ is quite new to me—so delicately alluring—and I have been trying to imagine how you got it." "ft was an accidental • discovery," said the -hostess, "which you would never guess." "Oh. do toll us the BPcrct ?" chorused the ladies. "Well, I thought I would t|'.v ail experiment, and'' I added a spoonful of Tucker's Custard Powder to my usual recipe. That ! is ail." In, response 'o further plead- ' tags the lady wrote out the recipe for U'r friends. Here ifc • is:— Two cupfiils of rolled oats, 1 cupful of sugar, Jib. butter, 1 toaspoonfui of Tuckpr'sV'Family" ' Halting Powdor, 1 tnblespconful of Tucker's "Sunshine" Almond Custard J'owder, • 1 tablespoonful of flour, and 1 egg. Dako on greased tray. ; A large tin of Tuoter s' "Sunshine" ■ Custard Powder costs a little liioro than other brands, but it contains more, and . is very much better value. Ask your grocer for "Suns'aine" every time.—Advt.