THE LADIES' PAGE.
By Emueline.
?h* v»rl4 was sad — tho garden *v & wild. And aaa, th* Hermit, «igh«d, till woman imllsd. — Campbell.
IsißtlinQ will be vleuisd to recoiTe lettern frod oorrcs* *lUau »n any matter of lctcreit i» them, mud to roplj .krengh th» medium of tbi« uaje, the nora <ie plums onlr of the OTra'poadanu to ka pabiiihcd. Letter* to be &ddreue<l ' Krameiia*." c«r« of the Kdltor.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Friend. — You do not mention the district in which the social was held, without which the description is of no use. Please let me know without delay. Reader. — German yeast is, so far as I can learn, not obtainable m New Zealand. It is manufactured in distilleries from gin or whisky. Inquiber. — Foi green tomato pickles, slice one gallon tomatoes, sprinkle salt between the layers, let them stand 12 hoiirs, drain off the liquor, add four large sliced onions, and take three tablespoonfu's cloves, two quarts vinegar, 2lb treacle, and two tablespoonfuls mustard seed; let these nearly boil, add the tomatoes and onions, and let all boil 10 minutes.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2669, 10 May 1905, Page 63
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180THE LADIES' PAGE. Otago Witness, Issue 2669, 10 May 1905, Page 63
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