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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 519, 23 November 1928, Page 12

THE HOUSEWIFE’S GUIDE N advance of 1d took place in the price for hen eggs on the i City Markets to-day. Hen eggs now bring 1s 1d to 1s 2d a dozen; intermediate. 11d to 1s a dozen: and duck, 11d to 1s a dozen. There are plentiful supplies and the demand is moderate. In the shops, over the counter, sirloin is bringing 10d a lb; rump I steak, 1s 2d; prime rib, 7d; corned i round, 8d; tripe and dripping, 7d; gravy beef, 6d; neck and breast, 6d; leg and loin chops, 9d; forequarter, 7d; suet and sausages, 6d; spring lamb, leg and loin, 1s 8d; spring lamb, hindquarter, 1s 6d; forequarter, 1s 4d; old lamb forequarter, 7d. In the markets, cabbages are bringing 1s to 3s a dozen; cauliflowers, 1s 6d to 4s 6d a dozen; spinach, 9d to 1s a dozen bundles; carrots, parsnips, beet and turnips, 1s to Is 6d a dozen bundles; radish, 6d a dozen bundles; spring onions, 2d to 9d a bundle; pumpkins, 1s to 3s each; rhubarb, 1s ! 6d to 6s a dozen bundles; vegetable marrows, 2s 6d to 8s a dozen j The Above-mentioned Kit-bag InI complete without n packet of “No Rubbing Laundry Help," the scientific clothes-washer- * Always ask for MAZAWATTEB tea. It means a definite saving In your tea bills. Save the white ticket in each packet and get a canister of tea FREE, get a canister of tea FREE.

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