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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10130, 5 January 1911, Page 5

BATTENBURC CAKE. ; • J. Make a Genoese Paste as follows r —Take one,pound of butter, .one pound of taster sugar, twelve eggs, one pound two ounces of flour, two ounces of cornflour, four ounces of ground almonds, and essence of ~ , Vanilla.' Beat up the butter -and' ( , siißir ndd flip Ptrcrs +Wf> at ft'* E*tt?nra!!9!Hlßßm&^KH?3f^ mix the flour, the cornflour and al- " \ monds to a nice batter,-then spreadhalf of it on a large meat tin; with a sheet of white paper upon it, add ' a few drops of cochineal to the other half, and beat it up and lay it upon another papered tin and bake. "When done, strip paper off and leave it to get cold; then lay one piece upon the other and cut in equal parts—square, oblong or diamond—,then sandwich two together and build up a nice ' cake, four pieces of white and five' pieces of pink. Wrap it in almond paste and decorate top with fondant; icing. The Empire Company's "Elephant" Blend Tea at 2s 2d per lb is just the most appropriate tea *" accompany this cake. The "Elepnant" Blend possesses all the strong characteristics of the finest Darjeeling teas, and the flavour is not too pronounced, consequently the palate cannot tire of This blend is a great favourite, as is Droved by the expanding sales. Procurable from most storekeepers in this district. " ( CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS. A reraedv'in Tablet form having, '"/,- lecific action <m thV stomach,- liver ■ and gentle in their action.- and beneficial in results. Try a bos if 'yon ' are troubled with constipation. Sold everywhere, Is 6d. t Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.