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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18265, 26 December 1924, Page 12

Golden Apple Champagne Cider Delicious - refreshing - - the actual wine of the apple-bubbling with life like Champagne, and resembling it in flavour. aroma, and appearance-not aerated, but fermented naturally. A Healthy Beverage for Xmas, Dances and Picnics, Very Moderately Priced. A particularly fine vintage of "Golden Apple" Cider is available this year, and supplies should be ordered without delay. —.Recipe for "Cider Cup"—The following is a "refresher" that will be appreciated by everybody:—l quart bottle "Golden Apple" Champagne Cider, i syphon soda water. 1 wineglass of Curacoa (or other light liqueur), sliced lemon, fresh fruits in season, sprig of thyme, ice. Order NOW from all Hotels and Wine and Spirit Merchants. WoenApp.

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Lantern lectures on New Zealand are very popular in various parts of the country (writes our London correspondent on November 21st). These have lately been delivered, among others, by the Rev. A. Selwyn Bean, the Rev. G. B. Hinton, Mr 11. T. B. Drew, Captain .T. E. Kirk, Mr Joseph Foil, and Mr J. Balfour (High Commissioner's Office). Our London correspondent (writing on November 21st) mentions the interesting fact that the sales of New Zealand butter, in the Dominion's Pavilion at Wembley, realised £2737, representing 54,740 half-pound packages. Right up to the last the quality was of the best. If purchasers could always be served with New Zealand butter so uniform in quality there would be no hesitation on the part of the shopper in demanding to have none other. "Finest New Zealand butter" was the invariable designation imprinted on the neat cartons in which it was sold. Windhoek, a small town in Southwest Africa, claims to be the only town in the world that can boast of'a natural hot-water service. Windhoek possesses a hot-water_ mineral spring, and, by means of pipes, the spring is to be connected with the water supply, making it possible for the inhabitants to ■cake a hot bath at . any time. One of the Government officials of Windhoek is Mr Prosper St. Jean Baptiste de la Raine Berland, a New Zealand soldier who went to Africa, in 1899 with New Zealand troops, and who has i>een there ever since. Quit that cold! "NAZOL". inhaled or taken on sugar does the trick in double-quick time. 1/6 for 60 doses Chemists and stores. j