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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 221, 24 September 1910, Page 5

LAMINGTONVCAKE^A RECIPE 5 WORTH TRYING. Take one cup o f butter, three cups ol- flour, two cups sugar,,, five eggs (leaving out the whites of two for '„ icing), one small cup of milk, one small teaispboriful of carbonate of soda, two sma.ll teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar. Rub the butter and sugar together; add'the eggs and the milk with the flour in which the soda has been mixed. Bake for twenty minutes in long flat tins, arid when cold cut into small blocks and ice all over with an icing made as follows: —Jib of butter, lib icing sugar, beaten well together. Add the whipped whites of the two eggs with three large teaspoonfuls of grated chocolate (or cocoa of a dark color), essence of vanilla to taste. Cover the blocks all over, and immediately roll them in' dessioated cocoanut. Your guests and your kith and kin will enjoy this cake more : especially if yoii areoftreful.to serve the "New Crescent" blend tea with it. The^ "New Crescent" , is a moderately priced tea, for it costs only 2s per lb, and is a scientific blend of the].strong full-bodied teas, of Darjeeling and the delicate, fine- : flavored teas of Ceylon. It pleases the palate, and the flavor wins your favor. The Crescent blend tea is pror curable from all storekeeper^ in the district. It is somewhat unusual to see an orange tree laden with fruit at this time of the year, especially in Masterton, remarks a local exchange. Such a sight is to be seen, however, at a residence in Hogg-crescent. The tree is about ten feet, high, and is laden with golden fruit. THE KING. The king of table waters is " WaiRongoa"—the only water in Australasia that sparkles and bubbles with its own natural gas. An authority recently said: "It is exuitingly alive-^ truly a laughing water." Apart from the Taluabte medicinal properties held .m solution, the natural carbonic acid gas has a raost beneficial effect on th» nuTnan s.vM*»m

ifITE ADVERTISEMENTS. ST. ANDREW'S Presbyterian Church Services TO-MORROW. —11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. O. Roßb. ANGLICAN CHURCH Services TO-MORROW ■'■■'Church of the Nativity: S a.m. (H.C.), -Archdeacon Grace; 11 a.m., Military Church Parade, Archdeacon Grace; 6.30 p.m., Confirmation, Uisliop of .Nelson; 6 p.m., Springlaiids, Archdeacon Grace. . . . I