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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2778, 3 May 1890, Page 4

AUCKLAND FURNITURE GO. ■ CARPETS, CURTAINS, ETC. LINOLEUMS, IN LATEST W FURNITURE IN EVERY VARIETY. BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, ETC. MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS, WELLESLEY STREET (Opposite Feee Library), A-TTOKIIL. A.ISTXD. gggr Upholstery and Bedding made a Speciality. Largest Manufacturers of Furniture and Overmantels in the North Island. IKHDHETOEiD. BROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S TEA CIRCULAR. WE WOULD NOT HAVE VENTURED TO ENTER WITH NEWLY-ADOP TED SKILL AND ALL OUR STRENGTH IN THE TEA-PACKING TRADE HAD WE NOT SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL AND STRIKING TO INTRO DtJCE. OUR WELL-KNOWN BRANDS OF COFFEES WE HAVE ALSO ADOPTED 1 FOR OUR TEAS, AND THE Bff 2s lOd per lb. 2s 4d per lb. 2s per lb, BRANDS CONSIST OF A BLENDING OF THAT SO VERY FAMOUS AND RENOWNED TEA IN VOGUE AND ALL THE RAGE IN ENGLAND, THE CEYLON TEA. * Our Name on each respective Brand will suffice as a guarantee of the good value of each quality. But one of our Best Brands will be the COLOMBO GARDEN CEYLON TEA, A Pearl or a Koh-i-noor amongst all Teas that have come before the Public 1 YET. The price, 2s lOd per lb. for this Tea, we made so low, wishing to introduce the - same, and making a profit by the quantity of its sale. Its real value will be ascertained by its economical quality. One pound of this Tea will go as far as I.j pounds of any other Tea, and the consumer will have the e excellence of its flavor into the bargain. It is the Bouquet of all the best blends procurable from Colombo direct. Sure to be liked by all, and will no doubt sccurc us the success we aim at. BROWN, BARRETT & CO., TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANTS. , READ, MARK j LEARN, INWARDLY DIGEST THE FINEST BAKING POWDER IN THE WORLD IS 1 THE ' BAKING POWDER Manufactured from the purest and most wholesome in GREDIENTS. It is one of the most important discoveries ever made by mankind, because it conduces so n-uch to the health of families. n PUDDINGS WITHOUT YEAST. BREAD WITHOUT YEAST. PASTRY WITH LESS 1 BUTTER. 3 DIRECTIONS FOR USE. TO MAKE BREAD.—To every pound of flour add a large teaspoonful of tha Baking Powder, tlie usual quantity of salt with each pound of flour, in a dry state ; then ,e pour on about half-a-pint of cold water or milk, mix quickly into a dough of the ie same consistence as when using yeast, taking care not to knead it more than necessary. It is most important that the oven should be sufficiently hot. PASTRY PIE CRUSTS, &c.—Mix about half-a-teaspoonful of the Powder with a pound of flour, then work in about half the usual quantity of butter, dripping, or lard. PLUM, SUET, and OTHER PUDDINGS should never be made without it. A teaspoon- _ ful to a pound of flour makes them both light and digestible, and effects a g;-eat saving in eggs and butter. Ie NORFOLK DUMPLINGS.—Prepare as for Bread, put into boiling water immediately and boil twenty minutes without taking the lid off. SCONES.—Use same quantities as for Bread, using sweet milk or water. COPY OF ANALYTICAL REPORT. Laboratory, Hobson-street, Auckland, June 13,1884. "I have sampled the Baking Powder in the bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Merchant, Auckland, and have analysed the same and find the constitui, ents pure and well-proportioned. " The result of my examination proves this article to be superior to any either imported or colonially prepared that has been submitted to me, and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the public." j. (Signed) J. A. POND, Colonial Analyst. Manufactured and Sold Wholesale by !: E. BUCHANAN & CO., d TEA, COFEEE, AND SPICE MERCHANTS, d CXTSSITOXWCS - SS'JL-ifctESaQTj An-fiTTT, fg-T* t- RETAIL BY STOREKEEPERS GENERALLY.

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