‘Digester’ 0 12 0 Basting-ladle 0 0 11½ Two tin moulds 0 3 6 Oval fryingpan 0 1 2½ Gridiron 0 1 9½ Fish-kettle 0 3 11 Tea-kettle 0 4 11 Knives 0 0 8¾ Dustpan 0 0 10¾ Bread-grater 0 0 7¾ Gravy-strainer 0 1 0½ Flour-dredger 0 0 7¾ Pasteboard 0 1 11½ Rolling-pin 0 1 9½ Steps 0 5 3 Set of dinner-ware 1 1 0 Set of tea-ware 0 12 6 ----------- £11 2 1½ SUMMARY OF ALL. £ _s._ _d._ Dining-room 14 14 3 Two drawing-rooms 35 12 0 Best bedroom 34 9 8 Spare room 28 6 8 Servant’s room 4 5 1 Staircase 4 2 0 Kitchen things 11 2 1½ Dressing-room 13 6 6 --------------- £145 18 3½ Besides this we spent about 5_l._ on blankets and odds and ends; but all house linen was given, and several other things. However, the above will demonstrate how it is possible to furnish a small house on 150_l._, and have for this good, well-made furniture that will wear, and is not mere cheap rubbish stuck together to sell, and not meant to last.