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Taranaki Daily News, 10 February 1934, Page 19 (Supplement)

eye sight. The idea is not to pick up the beads and attempt to string them on, but to place them in a saucer and gently slide the needle along. It will take up half a dozen or so each time. The upholstery needle with an end so curved that it describes almost a halfcircle will enable you to do jobs of chair-covering that would otherwise seem an impossibility. And carpet needles make the binding of rugs and mats a perfectly simple matter. AN APPETISING DISH. STEAK AND TOMATOES. For four persons take one and a half pounds rump steak cut thick, one large aubergine and four tomatoes. Remove all fat from the steak, divide it into four pieces, and trim into rounds, tying with thread to keep the round shapes. Season with salt and pepper, and cook under the grill, keeping it rather underdone. Slice the aubergine into four pieces and fry in butter till quite soft, seasoning with pepper and salt. Halve the tomatoes and heat them in the oven after sprinkling them with sugar, salt and pepper. To serve, arrange the rounds of steak on a hot dish, put a slice of aubergine on each, and top with the halved tomatoes. Garnish the dish with parsley, and serve hot.