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Hokitika Guardian, 17 August 1931, Page 4

McKay's now have a great display of' remnants, flannel, tweed, rayons, prints, silks and curtains in all length*, Prices from 6d,—*Advt. Splendid range of 54in. Tailors Tweed to be cleaied at 5/6 per yardThis is very suitable for making ladies coats, or boys 1 suits, at Schroder and Co’s. Stock-taking Sale.—Advt.

TO MAKE PUFF PASTRY. There are two ways. There is the laborious old-fashioned method of handmixing the ingredients, follow'd by the repeated and skilful use of the rolling pin. The modern way is to purchase the paste ready to put into the oven. Ernest Adams Ltd have introduced this modern way in the form of Eetli-er-Flake. All the best quality ingredients you would use yourself are m Fether-Flake ready mixed. Simply roll out, cut to shape, and bake with meat, fruit or jam in the form desired.

The fiat has gone forth ! Silver bands around briar pipes have been banned! They are, it seems, "o longer considered ■quite the thing" in London's “hupper suckles.'’ But your hard-bitten smoker doesn't care a continental about fashion when it comes to a question of this sort, and is doubtless laughing heartily. He knows the pipe—band or no band is of little consequence, anyhow, and that it is the baccy that matters every time, any kind of p:pe will^serve. He knows enough too, to give tobacco overrich in nicotine a miss every time, because excess of nicotine is bad for the pipe and worse for the smoker. Sure to cause heart or nerve trouble. some time! But although the imported leaf usually contains an excess of nicotine, our New Zealand leaf is practically free from it. You see it’s toasted, and the toasting extracts ‘the poison and renders it harmless.’ Very cool, sweet and fragrant it is too! There are only four brands: Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish, and Cut Flug No. 10.