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FREE RECIPE with each of these Aluminium Utensils Postage on each article 3d. extra. EN ♦ $ LIC E A V- -- ~~rF-\ JgTjK cake pan The octagonal shape of these Pans adds \ / xN ? J a new note to the tea table and enables the cakes to be cut evenly into 8 or more CHECK CAKE PANS, slices. Packed in carton with coloured This consists of 2 long Pans each lOin. label and recipe. . Size Tin. Bin. x Sin. x lAin.. with a removable centre Prices 1/6 1/9 each division. Each set is packed in a box with 2 coloured labels and recipes. Price 4/6 pair. WT Oz bread paw a Deep drawn, beaded edge, bright frosted "--SSISS-"'' finish. Size SJm. x s£in. x 2Jin. deep. 6TRONG-LITE ALUMINIUM EVEN-SLICE CAKEPAM Trice 2/3 each. WITH RECESS IN BOTTOM. This Van has a special octagonal recess for cream, jam, icings, fruit and other fI delicious fillings. Packed in carton 1 < t with coloured labels and recipes. Size 8 inch. Trice 2/3 each jTBONG-LITE ’JELLY CAKE PA& CAKE PAN wowing rec£3s in 60TT0b[ The “Ring” shape enables the cake to he This Pan, with special recess for jelly cut into slices without waste or breaker other fillings, is amazingly popular. ing, and also gives the cake a pleasing Packed in carton with attractive colour- appearance. Packed in carton with ed labels and recipes. Size 7in. Sin. coloured label and recipe. Price 2/3, 2/6 ea. Size S inch, 2/6 ea. Numerous other shapes to choose from. The new shaped cakes which you can make in these Pans add a smart and novel touch to your table. STEWART HARDWARE & TOOLS, Ltd. 81 COURTENAY PLACE, WEEEINGTON.

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Need of Summer Holidays Cheerful Trips by Rail “Take a good holiday, without anxiety” is the best advice of the best doctors for anybody who has been working hard for a year or so. Such a piece of commonsense indicates a care-free trip by train to one of the charming places in the ‘‘Wonderland of the Pacific.” Make sure of saving enough for a holiday, for such expenditure is really an investment to ensure good health and lengthen life. Buy Railway Save-to-Travel Stamps

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. CHEAP FARMS SAVE FINANCIAL WORRY: GET ONE. Q'7 ACRES, Southern Wairarapa Dairy Farm as a going concern. Richest O • river silt. 12 acres lucerne, 14 paddocks. Carrying 60 cows and heifeis, 2 bulls, horse and a whole regiment of pigs—the gent who pays the rent. Bungalow 5 rooms, electric hot-water service and range. Cowshed, 4-eow plant,' wliare, finished garage and piggeries. Price; £2200, including stock, plant, motor-truck and all farm implements. £l2OO deposit. Title Government Perpetual Lease. on>) ACRES Mixed Farm, Otaki district. 30 acres flat and terraces, balance rideable hills, 150 acres grass, 90 acres bush. Carries 25 cows, bull, 100 sheep and young stock. Bungalow 5 rooms, hot water; cowshed 3-cow plant, wliare garage. Price £l5OO. including 13 cows, bull and 19 young stock (State Advances mortgage £750. 41%.) £750 deposit. Great chance for a steady toiler. WHITEACRE, DENTICE & CO., ESTATE AGENTS 7 COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. CHEAPEST OFFERED FOR A LONG TIME. r 1 0(1 ACRES, Waikato. 11 miles good town. Splendid district. Good 5-rmd. Ivv ho Use cowshed, .etc. All easy undulating. Perfect pastures. Ideal dairying or fat lamb proposition. Winter now 1000 ewes and fatten prjmelamps, or‘carry 125 dairy cows and dry stock. PRICE: £27 or offer, wi th £g>o deposit. Weil financed.. The first to inspect will buy this choice farm ot the district. H. D. & A. B. MATTHEWS, Land Agents, HAMILTON. QPAA ACRES: Positively a bargain. Buyers looking for a cheap sheep and OOUv catlle run at a bargain price should inspect. 11 miles from towns . p and railway, good motor road. Buildings first-class, elec. light. U’emal water tanks, 6-rind. house, cottage, shearers' quarters, fine woolshed dip yards, S ac s flat land, undulating to hilly: mustering downhill. &to^ k ’ to suitable ewes), 550 cattle and other stock. Price: £6 per acre. Good terms to suitab client. Stock at valuation cash. No mortgage. Appli.v VICTOR E. SMITH, ESTATE AGENT FEILDING. THE FIRST TO INSPECT WILL BUY. . . 1 on ACRES, carrying 60 cows, 40 dry stock, 4<5 breeding ewes, -o(> hog„ctß (fat ). Owner states will carry 1000 ewes. New 5-roomed house,_ cowshed, implement shed, yards, etc. Handy to school, rail, etc. I RICH. per acre. Terms arranged. Outstanding value m its district. OSCAR MONRAD & SON, 26 Rangitikei Street, PALMERSTON NORTH.