... FOR SALADS, AND mHTzAMBESI (GAZA) CONCESSIONS ZOMBO ‘«d B 1 Incorporated noDoto«^ 0 , n,of lu in Uea of TQJ»jto** 0.600 Founder a' 5,000 Ordinary Shar** *? , MB art of the porclias© illoitod M fully qqq ordinary Shares have been money for the and ORD ...

... bonnet. Dr. Kitchener's cooked salad, strewn over with a stratum of uncooked, deserves a serious and unprejudiced consideration. Tarragon vinegar, or anything else which must predominate, we hold to be hereticel. Salad is good society; whatever is obtrusive ...

... FOR SALADS, AND AUSTRALIA.—COLO OF TtOTOEIA. MELBOURNE HARBOUR TRUST COM. X IUBBIONERS' LOAN, 188 sf. Fur ASOO.OuO At PER CENT. _ .. Authorised loti the Victorian PerlUment, No. 552, 1878. No. 749 and 783, of 1883. and of 1888. THE NATIONAL BANK OF A ...

... SALAD. Blank ' I had written something considerably stronger about the weather (the same old wheeze) bat my responsible editor in the most aotooratio manner, blue-pencilled the expletive and its per. force being left out. And aa rt. wr go I 'orating at ...

... Salading The heat causes a brisk demand for everything of this kind, and pains should be taken to secure a good supply. Of course, in towns, at any rate, one can always buy salads, &c. ; but they are never so crisp and sweet as when home-grown, and brought ...

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... SALAD. I suppose you all thought I'd got the sack again, didn't you? But you're wrong. The reason my notes have not appeared for the last two weeks lies at the door of our extra special postal arrangements, thanks to which copyposted in London at 9 ...

... any cooks, althouah tney excel in making an English salad, cannot prepare an ordin_ary plai_n F rench salad, \Yh ich, in the esl!matton ol many connoisseurs, ts preferable to the most elaborate salade mite for serving with roast fowl. The lettuce, or ...

... ST. JAMES’S GAZETTE SALADS AND SALAD-MAKING. The Englishman is such a halfhearted salad-eater that it is no wonder that his knowledge of herbs worthy to be placed in the salad-bowl is much more limited than that of his foreign neighbours. We exclude, ...

... Silver SALAD BOWL Pair SALAD SERVERS••• ••• ...

... SUMMER SALADS. There is a variety of vegetables available for making a summer salad, Among these may be specially mentioned cabbage lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber, radishes, mustard-and-cress, purslane, and nasturtiums. Beginning first with the cabbage lettuce ...

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