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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 3 (July 1, 1932)

Marmalade Time

Marmalade Time.

This is the time to fill your shelves with rows of pots—glistening, golden marmalade for many breakfasts to come.

“The stream … Reverted, plays in undulated flow.”—Thomson. (Govt. Publicity photo.) Trout-fishing in the Waiau River, near Hanmer, South Island, New Zealand.

“The stream … Reverted, plays in undulated flow.”—Thomson.
(Govt. Publicity photo.)
Trout-fishing in the Waiau River, near Hanmer, South Island, New Zealand.

Here is the easiest and most successful recipe—you can't make a failure, even if you are the eagerest of amateurs.

Boil 7 “Poorman” oranges until they are soft enough to stick a pin into with ease. Take out with a fork and slice thinly. Remove pips, then take ¾-cup of the water in which you have boiled them to each orange. Add 61b. of ordinary sugar and boil all together for 1½ hours—steadily. Bottle while still hot.