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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1411, 23 August 1878, Page 1

JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS’ GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. THESE celebrated PIANOS, which have extraordinary power, purity, and brilliancy of tone, combined with a perfect touch, always give complete satisfaction to the purchaser. Sole Agents— MESSRS MILNER AND THOMPSON, Wilson’s Buildings, High street; and Crystal Palace Buildings, Colombo 161 street. SCHOOL OF COOKEEY. ST. MICHAEL’S SCHOOLROOM. Conducted on the system now in vogue in all the Principal Towns of Great Britain. MISS PIDLEE (from the Edinburgh School of Cookery), begs to intimate to the Ladies of Christchurch that she will give a course of practical LESSONS in COOKERY. The course of instruction will consist of twelve lessons, accompanied with illustrations of practical cooking. A large gas stove has been fitted up, and pupils will be enabled to see the various processes of cooking from first to last. The classes are so arranged as to meet the requirements of people in different positions in life. The afternoons of Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays will bo devoted to superior as well as plain cooking. The Evening Classes are formed to suit the convenience of those who cannot attend in the aftemooa. Young ladies attending school during the week are invited to attend the Saturday lessons. The lessons will be of two hours’ (or more) duration each day, between the hours of two and four in the afternoon, and seven and nine in the evening. During the progress of the lesson the teacher will minutely describe the ingredients, quantities, mixing, time of cooking—in fact every detail incidental to the lesson. Pupils are requested to provide themselves with a small note-book and pencil, that they may make their own notes, and thereby retain what they could not trust to their own memory. The articles made at each lesson will be laid on the counter, with the price attached, and pupils will be at liberty to purchase them. The lessons will include the cooking of soups, poultry, entrees, fish, stews, &c., cakes, pastry, puddings, pies, jellies, &c. Special care will be taken to show the pupils that not an atom of material used in the kitchen need be wasted or thrown away. One lesson in each course will be devoted to sick room cookery. The Instructress will be in attendance at the school on Monday, August 26th, from one to four o’clock, when persons wishing to join the classes are requested to enroll themselves. LESSONS. Spkcial Class : Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 2 till 4. Evening Class : Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 7 till 9. TEEMS. Special Class ; £2 2s per course of Twelve Lessons. Evening Class: ,£1 per course of Twelve Lessons. Single Lessons: 4s and 2s respectively. THE FIRST AFTERNOON AND EVENING LESSONS WILL BE GIVEN ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 27th. The First Evening Lesson will be given Free of Charge, when all interested in the classes are invited to attend. 2071 ei P 3 o W o < * PS W >—i xfi Pm W 02 P P O O P NOTICE. F. R UTLAND ’ i WATCHMAKER, w Colombo street, v ert Opposite the City Hotel, DESIRES it to be known that }i< his is the only establish- O ment where WATCHES of anydescription are perfectly OLE ANED, accurately TIMED, and a written warrantry of performance given for six mouths forFIVE SHILLINGS, A new mainspring or chain, and cleaned, for 7s 6d. All work is p carefully executed on the premises. Hours of Business— P Week Days ... 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. gj Saturday ... 9am.to 10 p.m. O Carefully note the Address — W RUTLAND | WATCHMAKER. p P COLOMBO STREET, o Opposite City Hotel. EVERY WATCH—FIVE °° SHILLINGS ONLY. 613 J HERMAN, Watch- • maker and Jeweller, High street, Christchurch, direct Importer of Watches and Jewellery from the manufacturers. Just Received, the watches there has been so many enquiries for. Strong English Silver Hunting Levers, jpecially made to order, guaranteed good iime-btepers, £5 each. Every description of Jewellery, Clocks, fco., at equally low prices. Colonial Jewellery Made to Order. Watches thoroughly cleaned and examined L the premises, and warranted, at 7s 6d. 490 44 T 3 LESS me, Mrs Cameron, have yon Jt3 got your Old Seeing Machine to work at last. Well may you say that you kenn lass I had it to all the Machinists in Canterbury, and many a braw shilling o’ our John’s siller hae they got, yet the machine was never right till I took It to T. C. VILLIERS, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Opposite the Borough Hotel He charged me twa half-crowns, and made it a perfect blessing till me. Send him youre and let your neighbours ken that his Maohin* Oil, at Is per bottle, if« unequalled this side of the Line.” M MELBOURNE CUP, 1878 (109 Entries). R A. CAMERON can be consulted on the above event as usual. 4000 Members at 20s each. First £ISOO Second .. 600 Third 300 Starters (divided) 600 Non-starters (divided) ... 1000 £4OOO Exchange, Is for country cheques. Two postage stamps required. One for reply, and one for icsult. ALFRED A. CAMERON, Box 251, or Oliice Prince of Wales Hotel, 2061 Dunedin.