Original Correspondence
We are afc all times ready 'o give expression to every shade of opinion, but in no case do we l<. Id ourselves responsible for the views advocated by our correspondents.
SALTING BUTTER.
TO THE EDITOR Dear Sir, —May I use your valuable space to pub a domestic question to your many reader.!. I Inve been told thab farmers' wives on tho Peninsula cannot keep butter by salting. This seems to me a very strange thing, for I thought that in all farm bouses, the butter which was left over in the summer time was put down in salt; and used in the winter. lam sure this is what has been done elsewhere, and I feel certain many housekeepers on the Peninsula do the same thing. Could any of your numerous subscribers, who make butter in the summer to keep for the winter, let me know exactly how they BF.lt their butter, no as to keep through the winter. It eeems a great shame that good butter should be wasted or go bad, because the proper way of keeping it is nob knowo^—Yours sincerely, SARAH JANE SMITH.
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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2826, 1 December 1903, Page 2
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189Original Correspondence Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2826, 1 December 1903, Page 2
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