WANG YUCHENG.
"Drink Tea, that your mind may be lively anfl dear," is a quotation of Wang Xucheng, and truly it is correct. For the true flavour, rich aroma, and pure refreshing qalities' of tea at its best, drink WardeU's special 2s lOd blend, a tea blended in Ceylon especially to suit the Wellington water supply.
Warclell's special tea is really a 3s 6d blend, but on account of "special buying contracts is still being sold at the old price of 2s lOd. Obtainable only at AVardellts.—P.B.A.
uett, Belmont, gave a short interesting talk on conference matters.
A clever demonstration of the making of the pine, needle baskets 'was given by Mrs.j Bennett, the finished basket being a very pleasing-article. Many attractive entries were seen in the competition for the best design for the Institute banner, which-' was won by Mrs. Kettlewell, with Mrs. Horridge and Mrs. S. Jones equal for second place. The competition for the best homemade scones (from given recipe) was won by Mrs. Horridge, Mrs. J. Cornwall being second.' Afternoon fea was served by tho hostesses, Mcsdames Gibbs, M. Cornwall, and Horridge. A vote of thanks to Mrs. Bennett and the singing of the National Anthem, brought a very happy meeting lo a close.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 18, 21 July 1934, Page 18
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