A mincing machine, a small sewing machine, English-made steel knives
(plated knives are in common use in Canada, but they are apt to be
very blunt). Kitchen tools, horn spoons and enamelled plates and cups.
Small pair of bellows. A leather roll containing chisel, gouge, files,
nippers, screwdrivers, gimlet and hand saw, with a few nails and
screws—this is as indispensable as a “Housewife,” although the latter
article must not be left behind. A can-opener and strong clasp-knife,
some strong glue, a shoemaker’s reel of thread and some cobbler’s wax,
and tin of vaseline, are all excellent if not absolutely indispensable.
_Printed by_ BUTLER & TANNER, _Frome and London_.