FoodNet

The art of living in Australia

1893

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Presented as published in 1893. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
XJ s s D R. ^S^A. XJ G H ' S BAKING POWDER. 'HiaMOd ONIMVa IT MAY NOT MATTER 9 That we Sell M ORE EA To any ^ MAN, WOMAN, or CHILD In SINGLE POUNDS Than all others put together in N.S.W., tr^ BUT IT DOES MATTER To them whether they drink TEA that is BENEFICIAL, or that which is not : so our secret of success lies in the fact that ALL OUR TEAS PURE NOURISHING DELICIOUS TASTES differ, so we have FOUR different BLENDS 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9 PER LB., But ONLY ONE QUALITY, THE BEST! ;! Write for SAMPLES or PRICE LISTS, FREE — or BETTER STILL, send for One Pound of our PURE TEA. QUANTITIES AT REDUCED RATES. DELIVERED FREE. MURRELL BROS,, 509, George St, SYDNEY. : MURRELL BROS,, 140, King St, NEWTOWN, i; ;^ MURRELL BROS,, 279, Darling St., BALMAIN. |l i P*j^»^^^^^^^ii^Si%^i^^^■^^^^,Vy^^h'^.^^WW^^W^^^^^.^i^W^.^^W^'W^WW^.'^HW^.V^WV^.^.iV*?*3 Quite Well, Thank You. yuiie well, inanK lou. i • He^ -i- ^ — == :po] 55 .^J<2^ 36b IRoeal and ^iscuxrrs «oo. Xetters patent. *' NARRU " is a preparation of Wheateii Meal, especially prepared to meet the require- ments of the Australian climate, a concentrate of Germ and Gluten (the Phosphorus and Albuminoids of Wheat), the most nutritious products nature has stored in wheat, and which no other farinaceous food contains in nearly so large a per centage. " Narrl: " should command the patronage and recommendation of the Medical Profession. " Narru " is good for adults and children, especially suitable for invalids and those suffering from weak digestions. "N.\rru" will be found cooling to the human system, and a boon to those who suffer from dyspepsia and constipation. "N.\rru" constitutes an important article of diet for City, Bush, and Ocean Life. The United States Milling World, Januarj' 2, 1893, states " that about 99 per cent, of Oatmeal eaters are dyspeptics," a spreading con- viction of the fallacy of Oatmeal as a universal diet. " NARRU " Porridge Meal, In 2 & 4-lb. pkts., sold by all Grocers. " NARRU " Digestive Bread, baked daily by all leading Bakers. WHOLESALE AGENTS: JAMES AMOS & SONS, Flour Merchants, 218, Sussex St., Wniier J?i«-^tgal anb gistingnis^tb ^slronage. THE ♦ LADIES' * GYMNASIUM {ESTABLISHED, MELBOURNE, 1879). {Under Unitarian Church.) Principal: Miss H. ELPHINSTONE DICK. THF T AniF^' r.YMNAQlTlM 's an established Institute for Physical inc. l^ilUl£.D UimnAdlUlU culture, having thoroughly efficient Instructors and the best Apparatus. It compares favourably with kindred establishments in Europe and America, visitors from Home recognising in its system and appliances the latest improvements. Children are here provided with the means of developing those physical powers which are essential to a sound Education, and, failing which, mental progress is too often accomplished at the expense of health.