SPECIAL “TRIBUNE" RECIPES

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 9, 21 December 1929, Page 21 (Supplement)

SPECIAL “TRIBUNE" RECIPES

FOR CHRISTMAS-TIDE. RELIABLE AND USEFUL HINTS. (By “Stella.”) BREAD SAUCE. (To Eat with Cooked Fowls.) Simmer one small onion in ) pint of milk. Season with a blade of mace, cayenne, and salt. Strain when the onion is quite tender. Put about a teacup of breadcrumbs, without any hard outside pieces, into a clean not, and pour the strained milk over them. Cover, and allow it to soak for about one hour. Add one piece of butter about the size of a walnut. Beat up with a fork and serve very hot. The poultry trimmings may be boiled to make a stock, which can be used instead of -milk, if preferred.

SAGE AND ONION STUFFING. (For Geese and Ducks.? 8 or 4 onions. 9 sage leaves, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 egg, 4 ounces of butter, ) teaspoon pepper. Place the onions in boiling water and boil for about 10 minutes. Scald the sage leaves, chop the onion and sage very fine, and mix with the other ingredients. For poultry the liver may be simmered for a few minutes, chopped fine, and added. PLAIN STUFFING. |lb. beef suet, 2 dessertspoons chopped parsley, 1 egg, 1 breakfast cup breadcrumbs, 4 teaspoon pepper. } teaspoon salt Mince the suet and parsley, mix with crumbs, peppei, and salt. Moisten with a little stock or milk, and bind with a beaten egg. APPLE SAUCE. (For Poultry.) Peel and core 5 or 6 apples, and stew till reduced to a pulp. Add just sufficient water to moisten them, and one tablespoon of sugar. A small piece of butter may be added.

To cook poultry clean the bird, stuff, and truss. Then flour it, and place- it in the baking dish with plenty of dripping. Lay slices of bacon on the breast to flavour the bird and keep the flesh moist. Baste well, and if the bird is too brown before it is done then put buttered paper over the top of it. ,A CHEAP HOLIDAY MOULD. Buy 3 or 4 IBs. corned beef brisket, not fat Place it in cold water and bring ft the boil. Boil gently from three to four hours. Then put the hot meat in a basin, put a sancer on top of it. nnd weights on. top of the saucer. Leave overnight in the safe. When turned out of the basin next day, it will be a good little cold pressed mould, delicious and tender, to eat with lettuce salad.

“THE VOGUE” Ladies to be smart and exclusively dressed for the ’Xmas holidays and races should visit "The Vogue,’’ frock and coat specialists. Their styles are the very latest. Their own imported and own designed and manufactured models are all that can be desired, priced to allow a saving on every purchase. See for yourselves. Heretaunga street, Hastings.

A. J. JONES A. J. Jones, mercer, offers a silk tie or hose with every purchase of £2, or over £4 10/- a free suit case. Their ’Xmas stocks of suits, sports coats, flannels and mercery generally are exceptional in range and quality. Look in and inspect these moneysaving goods.

BEWLEY’S MUSIC STORE The finest selection of portable gramophones in Hawke’s Bay is available at Bewley’s at prices to suit everyone from £4 to £lO. Pay a visit to the stores for a demonstration, which the proprietory is glad to give, without any obligation to purchase. What more acceptable ’Xmas gift than a portable gramophone. Heretaunga street W., Hastings.

W. A. WILLIAMSON BOOKS AND STATIONERY This firm, established in Russell street, are quite abreast of the times in their supply of books and literature generally. Their range of artistic Christmas cards is calculated to meet the requirements of everybody. Calendars, diaries and stationery generally at lowest prices.

HECTOR JONES electrical battery This widely-known firm are recognised as experts in electrical service and motorists would do well to let them have a look over their electrical system and battery before the Christmas holidays, so avoiding trouble on the road. They are the official service station for Delco Remy, Autolite, North East, Bosch and Lucas Electrical systems.—King street, Hastings.

TEN HEIGHWAY Tricycles, bicycles and motor cycles of every make are retailed by Mr. Ten Heighway, Heretaunga Street W., Hastings. All accessories are kept in stock and he has a large staff to attend to all repair work. Coopers, Municipal Buildings, Hastings selection of Christmas gifts have been carefully selected by their London buyer direct from tht factory. The selection is the best in English cut crystal, English supper and salad sets, tea and dinner sets, fancy cups and saucers, ladies’ handbags and manicure sets, dressing cases, stainless cutlery, British zylonite brush sets and mirrors, and hundreds of useful gifts at tempting prices. Before deciding on your gifts inspect their huge assortment.

B. M. KESSELL In anticipation of continued good business Mr. B. M. Kessell, jeweller, has made extensive alterations to his establishment in Heretaunga street, Hastings. He has a wonderful array of gifts at a varied range of prices to suit everyone’s pocket. He specialises in watches and clocks.

S. KEARNEY For pipes, cigarettes and tobacco of every descripticn Kearney has a full complement in his shop in Heretaunga street’. There are specially selected lines for ’Xmas and birthday gifts that would please any man. He also has an up-to-date saloon.

ELITE POULTRY AND HAMS The Elite establishment, in Heretaunga street, has long been a place where the public sought and obtained the choicest delicacies. Their ’Xmas horns cured at their factory are unique in flavour and their ’Xmas dressed poultry are in general demand.

SUTCLIFFE’S At Sutcliffe’s well-known music store the public can secure any song or piece of music that'was ever composed. Their gramophone records are of a catholic variety from jazz ’o the high classics. What better Christmas gift- than a portable gramophone. Reasonable prices.—Heretaunga St.-, Hastings.

HALL’S BOOKS AND STATIONERY Mr. Hall inherits a flair for books from a line of book-selling ancestors and so he has on his shelves books of all kinds —fiction, biography, travel, science and history — to suit all readers. Call and see his stocks of New Year and ’Xmas cards and diaries, as well as his gift novelties. — Heretaunga street W., Hastings.

FOSTER BROOK This big book store contains every kind of volume that an ordinary reader or a student may demand, in ordinary bindings or de luxo for Christmas gifts. He has a rare range of Christmas and New Year cards, as well as box stationery, fountain pens etc. Call and see.—Heretaunga street W., Hastings.

RIBBANDS FOR GRAMOPHONES There is no better way of expressing the Christmas spirit than through the gramophone. Portables and cabinets can be procured at Ribbands at terms ranging from 16/- a month. His Master’s Voice Gramophones range from £9 to £9O on easy instalments.—Heretaunga street E., Hastings.

THE MELODY SHOP This establishment, lately run by Mr. Hanlon, is now under the management of Buckley Bros., the new proprietory. Here one may procure everything desired by the music lover and all t.he latest records at astonishingly low prices. The people are cordially invited to inspect.—Heretaunga street E., Hastings.

EUGENE BRACE Place your orders here for Christmas cakes, which are the perfection of delicacy and quality. The popular Eugene sponges are packed in special boxes, for safe delivery and the return of 12 of these boxes entitles the holder to a free sponge. Note address.— Karamu road, Hastings.

STURROCK’S ’XMAS OAKES Mr. Sturrock has built up his reputation as a baker and pastry cook in Hastings, over a large number of years and on this solid foundation rests his present successful business. His bread is sought after through the district and his Christmas cakes and confectionery are the last thing in perfection.—Heretaunga street E., Hastings.

C. TORR BATTERY SERVICE Torr’s Electric and Battery Service in Karamu road, Hastings, who aro electric battery specialists, also stock all kinds of electric appliances, at competitive prices. Here one may procure 1 lamps, stoves, toasters, irons, kettles, jugs, radio, torches and batteries. The public are cordially invited to inspect their stocks.

GARLAND’S "COMING CF AGE ’’ Catering especially for ’Xmas Mr. Garland, jeweller, Heretaunga street W., has selected a wonderful array of gifts. Mr. Garland, with his wide experience, knows just the right class of gift the people of Hastings, and in the districts surrounding, would require. Mr. Garland specialises in engagement rings and watches, large varied stocks always being kept on hand.

RUSBATCH’S SALE Those in quest of pretty pieces of silver and jewellery would be well advised to pay Mr. Rusbatch a visit, for ho has decided to continue his sale prices over the ’Xmas and New Year. He has a choice collection of goods to be disposed of at reasonable prices.

CYCLE ACCESSORIES New Bicycles, men’s and ladies’, from £6 upwards, arc to be had from the Cycle Accessory Co., Heretaunga street W., Hastings. As the name implies, cycle accessories of every description are always kept on hand. For this ’Xmas great reductions have been made in the price of tyres and tubes. The “cut” is as much as 25 per cent, on several lines.

LAND AND HEIGHWAY Specialists in leather, sporting and camping goods are Messrs. Land and Heighway, of Heretaunga street W., Hastings. They have a remarkable array of leather goods and have made an intensive study in the manufacture of these articles. For the holiday season they have a full range of tents, ideal for motorists on tour. 9

J. R. McKENZIE’S LTD. Known throughout New Zealand as the "store for novelties’’ McKenzies’ Ltd. have seen to it that their Hastings branch, in Heretaunga street W., has been equipped with all the latest novelties. Included in the list are fancy boxes of stationery, Xylo, E.P.N.S. and bronze wares, fancy china, soaps, perfumes, pipes, razors and toys.

L. J. HARVEY’S HARDWARE "Buy British Goods” is the motto of Mr. L. J. Harvey, hardware and crockery importer, of Heretaunga street E., Hastings. In his spacious premises he has one of the most comprehensive assortments of English crystal, Shelley China, Imperial Amphora and Doulton China. In addition there are specially selected lines of remarkable brassware. Garden and household hardware of all kinds is procurable.

HENRY WILLIAMS & SONS In all the branches of hardware Henry Williams and Sons Ltd., of Heretau-iga street N., Hastings, have largo stocks. Garden, farm and household necessities are procurable. For ’Xmas specials they are offering a wide selection in cutlery and other utility goods, which should be welcomed by all the womenfolk in their homes.

GRIFFITHS’ FOR BOOTS Griffiths “Foot-fit Shop” holds superior lines of tennis shoes and house slippers, which make most acceptable Christmas presents. Bowling, cricket and tennis shoes and shoes of the best fino leathers in all sizes to suit every purse. Don’t forget Griffiths, next Bank of New Zealand, Heretaunga street W., Hastings.

PUBLIC BENEFIT SHOES The Public Benefit Shoe Company, as its name infers, is out for public service and so it is offering big values in men, ladies and children’s boots and shoes, all of tip-top quality at prices which must make an appeal. Note address. —Heretaunga street W., Hastings.

HANNAH’S FOR SHOES Hannah’s have been associated intimately with the boot trade for so many years that it is scarcely necessary to refer to their service to the public in their supplies of perfect and up-to-date boots and sh.es. Don’t decide ou your purchases until you have scon Hannah’s footwear.—Heretaunga street W., Hastings.

LOCKYER’S PIANOS Lockyers invite those who enjoy music and they are legion to hear and inspect their quality lines of registering pianos, pianos, gramophones, radio and records and they offer service to the public upon which they have founded their reputation.—Heretaunga street E., Hastings, and in Napier.

MILLAR AND GIORGI MERCERS. Tlie name of Millar and Giorgi means quality and value, at a cost which is calculated to appeal to the men, to whom they devote their careful attention and which in fact has established tiro firm in the public favour. They supply everything in men’s and boys’ wear, including sporting togs, in variety- Heretaunga street 11.

BENTON’S LTD. FROCKS AND SUITS. This firm draw attention to their surprise specials for Christmas and the holidays," in ladies’ frocks and suits, at attractive prices. They have a special display of fancy novelties, just the articles for Christmas presents, and they yvill be pleasod if the public will call and look hem over. IR’iotaunga street.

“THE VOGUE” "The Vogue,” whose proprietary are both frock manufacturers and importers, desire a visit from the ladies of the district to their establishment. so that they may see their exclusive Christmas frocks. Their large stocks include sport and holiday frocks, in crepe-de-chine and satin, beaute, etc., as well as silken hose. ’Phono 513.

ZALA’S FOR FURS. A Zala fur—what a delightful present to a lady and what joy to the recipient! Mrs. L. V. Zala is a manufacturing furrier and a member of the Fur Traders’ Association, Ltd. so that she has an intimate experience and she only stocks the best. ’Phone 1306, P.O. Box 188.

BLACKMORE’S “THE MEN’S SHOP.” Blackmore’s establishment sells men’s wear, all absolutely correct in style and economically priced. Ties and tie presses, dressing gowns, fancy hose, bathing togs, Lynx suits and a free felt hat with every suit during December. Buy at Blackmore’s, Heretaunga street.

FLEMING FURS Flemings Ltd. furs are gifts that are treasured beyond their price and they are calculated to grip the admiration of all beholders. Buy furs at Flemings for your lady friends. The firm also stocks hand-chisled brass ornaments, hand-made tapestries and other unique articles. ’Phono 730, Heretaunga street E.

CHRISTIE’S FURNITURE. Christie for Christmas motoring camp beds. They stock all kinds of furniture and they have a reputation for quality, promptitude and reasonable prices. Country customers may absolutely rely on the firm’s care in packing. Chesterfield suites, linoleums, bedding, etc., at Christie's, Queen street.

SCHNEIDEMAN FOR SUITS. Schneiderman is another name for quality, style, fit, finish and price and so their establishments, up and down the Dominion, are patronised by smartly dressed men. They have a large and varied stock of ready-to-wear suitings, in all sizes and their suits to measure challenge comparison. Heretaunga street W.

N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY The windows of the N.Z. Clothing Factory are most temptingly set out with men’s wear in all tints and varieties. Silk ties, beautiful socks, handkerchiefs, shirtings of all kinds, readq-to-wear suits and material to be made up to measure at particularly low prices. Trousers presses and the latest novelties. Heretaunga street W.

GREAVES CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN. Two side-lines of Greaves' Grand Pharmacy, which have been extended in the business are photography and optical work. For many years Mr. Greaves has pursued his studies in these directions. Prescriptions carefully dispensed and satisfaction is guaranteed is all departments Heretaunga street.

MACALISTERS’ Women and children are especially entered for at Macalisters’ hairdressing saloon in Bussell street. Hastings. The modern trend in the dressing, cutting and care of the hair is followed. Apart from the saloon all varieties of cigarettes, tobacco and cosmetics aro stocked. Russell street.

WEBBER AND SHATTKY The dual professions of chemist and optician arc carried out by this firm The purest of drugs are used in theii prescriptions. The very latest in sight-testing apparatus has been installed by them and this department of their business has been developed according to the progress of science. Toilet goods and best 'patent medicines stocked. Russell street.

ROACHS’ LTD. GENERAL STORE. Roachs’ Ltd.—This great emporium submits a large range of gift offerings to suit all taste and purposes, and their drapery department is replete with everything desired by the feminine mind and the grocery section of their business is stocked with all kinds of Xmas, goods. Heretaunga Street W.. Hastings.

BAIRD & CO. DRAPERS. Baird’s and Co.’s drapery establishment is stored with the very latest stocks in Christmas presents and dainty novelties, as well as rich summer materials, silk stockings and a vast quantity of up-to-the-minute attractions, which the public are cordially invited to inspect. H«rettjunga Street W.

WESTERMAN & CO. Westerman and Co. — Here the windows are ablaze with ladies’ wear in vivid colourings and excellent quality, whilst a large variety of articles, suitable for presentation, are lavishly displayed, but though the windows are packed there are still more wonderful things inside, which the people are welcome to inspect. Heretaunga Street.

CUMINGS SPECIALISTS. Cuming’s has become a household word, signifying variety of choice, excellence of quality, with courtesy and painstaking service. Their stocks are exclusive and they include the most desirable presents for Yuletide gifts. The establishment is simply overflowing with the holiday spirit, represented in goods which everyone should see. Heretaunga Street E.

D.S.L. NAPIER. The D.S.L. pride themselves on the value they give the public at surprisingly reasonable prices, dpe to their keen judgment in buying, by which their patrons benefit. Silken goods, Irish linens, model frocks, perfumes, soaps, men’s wear and toys of every kind. Country mail orders receive special attention.

SUTHERLAND’S FOR VALUE. 'Hils well-known establishment baa quite an enchanting show of novelties, which cannot fail to please the most fastidious clients and to bring joy to the heart of the receivers. Ladies’ hosiery, fancy garters, napery, bathing costumes, bath salts and an amazing lot of things that should be seen. Heretaunga Street E.

BON MARCHE DRAPERY. The Bon Marche, renowned for being up-to-date in their stocks of ladies’ materials, as well as for the marvellous quality of their lines and their reasonable prices, invite everyone to call at their establishment to inspect their charming displays. Come here and be pleased. Heretaunga Street E.

BLYTHES This old-established firm is known from end to end of Hawke’s Bay for their enterprise and public service. Their Christmas Fair is in full swing and gifts of all kinds can be had at popular prices. The children should see their majic cave and .an inspection of the furniture will interest the elders.