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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18940, 10 December 1929, Page 12

The Home of XMAS GIFTS m ■i « t i >» TIJ J& =sl «t!S V* S** Vi FURNITURE! A Most Acceptable and Lasting GIFT Nothing is more acceptable—nothing could bring greater pleasura to the Home-lover than' a Gift of Furniture. And yet this need not be expensive if it is bought from McKenzie & Willis. Just glance through this List. You will find many suggestions all Priced especially low for the Xmas Season. Seagrass Chairs, very strongly built ... 28/6 32/6 35/Seagrass Settee ... *3/5/- £4/19/6. Seagrass Table ... 32/6 Antique Copper Firescreen, 24/- 27/6 35/-. Antique Kerbs, 16/6 19/6 25/Box Extension Kerb, with leather tops £3/10/Fireaide Companion Sets . 13/6 18/6 Antique Copper Woodbox ... 22/6 47/6 57/6 21-Piece English Tea Set, 18/6. 32-Piece English Dinner Set. £2/19/6 Palm Bowls, antique finish 1/6 2/3 3/6 6/6 8/6 Attache Cases, 10/6 11/6 13/- 14/6. Suit Cases, 8/6 91- 9/6 14/6 Set of 5 Aluminium Saucepans, 15/6. Set of 5 Enamel Saucepans, 9/6 Antique Vases 12/6 15/Tea Waggons on large castors ... Rimn from 37/6. Oak, £2/19/6 Rate Leg Table Rimu. 47/6. Oak, *3/5/Box Ottoman, well upholstered in Cretonne *4/2/6 Oak Jaoobean Hall Seat with Rug-Box £6/12/6 Reversible Wool Rugs 17/6 20/- 22/6 25/- 30/- 32/6 Axminster Woven Rugs All Satin Round Cushions Floral Sateen and Satin Panel Cushions Chenille Hall Curtains, Fadeless colours Dorma Guaranteed Sheets—Single Bed .. Double Bed Velvet Pile Sofa Rugs, 32/6 39/6 42/6. Oak Folding Card Table Writing Bureau ... Oak Pedestal Palm Stand, 35/-. Oak China Cabinet I £6/10/Wire Couch and Cushions in hard-wearing Tapestry *4/7/6 It you with it EASY TIME PAYMENTS will be gladly extended to you. McKenzie & Willis 120 HEREFORD STREET 20/- 30/- 35/- • 12/6 14/6 pair 15/6 18/- 19/6 22/- pair Tapestry Sofa Rugs, *•/• Rimu, £3/15/-. Oak. £4/17/6

Cod and Macaroni. —Take Jib maca ! roni, boil it in salted water until tender. Drain it well and cut into lengths of about 2in. Make a pint of melted butter in the usual way, and season it with the juice of one lemon and pep per and salt to taste. W hen it has cooled down a little add two wellbeaten eggs and the macaroni. Trim the remains of some cold cod to the weight of 11b. Break it into small flakes and stir into the pan with the macaroni. Place the whole of this in a well buttered pie-dish, sprinkle with grated breadcrumbs, and put in a brisk oven t brown.