CARRIAGE OF PLATE GLASS AND MACHINERY.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8189, 21 July 1906, Page 6

CARRIAGE OF PLATE GLASS AND MACHINERY.

MATTER BEFORE THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Mr Donald Donald bronchi under the notice of the Maaterton chamber of Commerce, at their meeting, yesterday, the great difficulty experienced in getting large pieces of plate glass and bulk machinery from Wellington to stations north of the Rimutaka incline by rail. He contended that the tunnels over the incline were too small to allow of the proper carriage of tfae«e goods. This deficiency meant great risk, and often great loss to the country tradespeople, and he thought the Railway Department should at once be urgod to provide such accommodation on the railways as would ensure the safe carriage of the goods mentioned. The question not only applied to Masterton, but to all stations as far as Napier. He -moved "that the Railway Department be asked to pro vide special constructed trucks for the conveyance of plate glass, and bulk machinery from Wellington to Napier.'' The motion was carried unanimously.

OUR LITTLE DINNERS. A ONE SHILLING DINNER, 1. Boiled mullet or bream, parsley sauce and carrots. 2. Macaroni pudding. Recipes.-1. Gently boil a pound and a half of mullet or bream in well-salted water until the flesh is firm and white. For sauce wash and chop finely some parsley; melt an ounce of butter in a \ saucepan, stir in a desertspoonful of flour | until it makei a smooth paste ; Btir in slowly a cup of cold water, and keep stirring till the sauce boils. Add a pinch of salt and the parsley. With carrots, cost 7|3. 2. Boil the macaroni for twenty minutes in plenty of water i strain, add a pint of milk and some sugar. Boil again until quite tender, and turn into a pie dish. Stir in two beaten eggs and a pinch of cinnamon. Bake till well browned. Cost, 4&d, To drink plenty of water is an admirable safeguard against constipation, and an excellent assistance to the medicine you may be: taking to cure that terribie disease. It is terrible. Terrible in itself. Terrible in ita. results. A. glass of hot or cold water on, getting out of or gettisg into bed, and the' taking of some simple, safe vegetable medioiheis the cure that Doctor Nature prescribes. Nothing violent, but a gentle purgative, such as Doan's Dinner Pills, whioh stimulate the liver,, stomach and bowels. Doan's Dinner Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers; or post free on receipt of , price from Foster MoOlellan Co., 76 Pittstreet, Sydney. Free Bample for \i stamp. Do not ask for Doan's Pills—but for " boan's " Dinner Pills. '