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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17097, 21 February 1916, Page 5

Whatever you are, this interests you! Whether you are '/I eater, a vegetarian, a fishlarian, or a fruitarian, you I will enjoy and be benefited by n that delicious summer dish, L» , » a Brown & Poison blanc- &\ « rnangc and stewed fruit. |\ Many of the most del - j|\ I cious stewing fruits are now |l /Aj. in season, and nothing goes js\ / Iso well with them as this |\ ' M blancmange, made simply |\ /M. with good sweet milk and &■ mm The blancmange ra\ recipe is in eocry g\ packet, and the *a j Brown & Poison K\ cookery book is free gn /ro# /. B. C«'(A//«n i\ 6- Co.. P.O. So* || 848, Auckland- ja

of All—Here, We arc sub-dividing 616 acres a*: St. Martins, part of the famous Cashmere Estate. No bitter Apple land is to be found in the Dominion than this—it is above the frost line, and tomatoes ripen here out in the open. It is protected from the Nor'-westers—the great objection to Apple culture in Canterbury. It is situated on the slope of Cashmere Hills, and in the rich valley. The soil will grow anything—a rich, black loam. Why go far afield for your Apple Orchard ? Buy one of these allotments, plant it, and keep your eye on if all the time it is growing. The Nurseryman from whom you buy your trees, will give you planting and cultural directions. Live on the block too, if you want to make a home of it. The position is as good as Cashmere Hills, where you have to pay for a quarteracre block. The St. Martins tram serves the whole estate—a 3d. ride from the Square. Prices run from an acre £so down makes you the owner of an Orchard block. See us about it. ■■IPftJTTTK*: INGLES' BUILDINGS CASHEL. STREET A GOOD IDEA. Have a Pair of WOOD-MILNE RUBBER- HEELS FITTED to your Boots. If your dealer doesn't stock litem, writs to Box 873, Wellington. 7-1 MOTOR & MARINE ENGINEERS GEAR CUTTERS In Chrome and Nickel Bronze, Etc. GENERAL BRASS FOUNDERS ENGINEERS' AND PLUMBERS" SUPPLIERS. 34-36 MANCHESTER STREET Telephone 688.