AN UP-TO-DATE BAKERY.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13738, 29 August 1908, Page 7

AN UP-TO-DATE BAKERY.

K\leiiM\e altoi >it ion -> :wt<! addition--t-> the promises occupied b\ Mr K. Ma;., bak''i ami comlocl miikt, ol' l)e\ on St ivoi . li.we ju-4 beep completed. The latest m machine! s ha^ also ben intiodmod regardless ol expense, tho pioprieior ol (Ins well-known and lapidly increasing biisines-s lc'-o^iiihiu^ that il \n^ is to mine with the times he nui.si have the most saiut.iry a])p!ianees ior use in the manutaeture oi his ?.;<>od . The bakehouse ha.>> been considerably enlarged and all the walls are wood lined. The new owns Ik.»c been erected and an excellent hot water apparatus installed. The old fashioned b\stem of mixing the dou'jch l).v hand has l>een dispensed with, tho "Very desirable dough-mixini»; macliine having been procured. Sponge and cake beaters too have been i'ixed in the bakehouse so that now practically the- whole of the work is done by machinery, the whole being driven by electric motor power. A complete addition is a flour storeroom capable ot carrying 1000 sacks, and Mr. May lur. also had fitted a comfortable, little oliiee adjoining tho bakehouse. Hitherto accommodation in the afternoon tea room has been severely taxed, but this trouble lias been overcome by the erection of a new and commodious room capable oi accommodating sixty-four persons. It is nicely decorated and iurnibhed, is comfortable and well lighted. It is now open for business from 8 a.m. until f> p!rn. daily. A nolicable feature about the entire premises is tho absolute cleanliness which prevails

Mr Now ton King advertises a freehold farm of 3K3 acres, at Hairoa, tor sale. " . . „ . ,- Tenders are invited in tins issue tor erecting (labour only), painting and plumbing of a houso at Okato ior h.. J. Roebuck. A reminder is given of the clearing! sale of dairy cattle., etc., to be held by j Mr Newton Kins on tho \ eale Road on Monday on account of Messrs Marrett Bros, and R. W. Houston. At Waiuakaiho on Thursday next Mr Newton Kin- will sell three choice Jersey heifers, due to calve about the end oi* the week. Anyone wanting a good quiet heifer just coming in should not neglect this opportunity. The- anniversary services of the Queen Street Primitive Methodist Sunday School will be held to-morrow. The preachers for the day being— morning, Rev. J. Guy; afternoon, Rev. H. White; and evening. Rev. H. J. Lewis. Tho scholars, assisted by the choir, will sing special hymns, with orchestral accompaniment. Mr Stephens, the singing evangelist, will continue his mission tn Hi" Baptist Church to-morrow and part of! next week. To-morrow Mr Stephens will sing as a solo "Tho Great Judgment Morning," and will give an ad- j dress on '"Sin and what to do with it." The meetings commence each week evening at 7.i50. An important sale of dairy stock will be held by ?>lr Newton Kiuy, at Urcnui on Wednesday next on account of Mr [•]. Fitton. vho has sold his farm. The herd consists of over 200 head of Jerseys, Jlolsteins, and Shorthorns; GO of j the cows are in full Milk and a large j number are du^ to calve in a fen: weeks. Full particulars will be found on reference to the anertisemont appearing in another column.