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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 652, 5 June 1878, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS STZAM ."i'i.T.Tv X A2,'D WELLINGTON. iHE S.S. STAR OF THE SOUTH Will sail for the abovo Ports OX THURSDAY, the 6th INSTANT. Foi Freight or Passage, apply to SCO ANDERSON AND CO. ON and after WEDNESDAY, 4th June, the S.S. WAITAKI will SAIL AT NOON. Passengers by Train from Railway Stotiou at 11.45 a.m. IT. AITTvEN, 763 Afient. s CHOOL OP COOKERY. MASONIC 11ALL, OAMARU. Conducted on the system now in vogue in all the principal towns of Great Britain,

MISS FIDLER (From the Edinburgh School of Cookery) Begs to intimate to the Ladies of Oamaru that she will give a course of Practical Leasons in Cookery. The course of instruction will consist of Twelve Lessons, accompanied with illustratnitions of practical cooking- A barge Gas Stove has been fitted up, anil Pupils will bo enabled to see the various processes of conking 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 be devoted to superior as well as plain cooking. The Evening Classes on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays will be devoted to the plainer style of cooking. 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 Lessen, l'upils arc requested to provide themselves with a small note-book and pencil, that they may make their own notes, faud thereby retain what they could not trust to their memory. The articles made at each lesson will he laid on the counter, with the price attached, and pupils will be at liberty to purchasethem. The Lessons will include the Cooking of Soups, Poultry, Entrees, Fish, Stews, etc.; Cakes, Pastry, Puddings, Pics, Jellies, etc. Special care will be taken to bliow the pupils that not an atom of material used in the kitchen need be wasted or thrown away. One lesson in each course will bo devoted to Sick Room Cookery. The Instructress will be in attendance at the School on Monday, June 10, from till four, when persons wishing to join tlic classes are requested to enroll themselves "

L E S S 0 N S. Svkctat. Class—Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 2 till 4. EvisNisfs Class—Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 7 till !). Special Class —£2 per coarse of Twelve Lessons. Evening Class—lss. per course of Twelve Lessons. Simile Lessons—4s. and '2s. respectively. The first Evening Lesson will be given free of charge, when all interested in the classes are invited to attend. 765 SCHOOL OF COOKERY. The school will i> e formally OPENED on SATURDAY NEXT, at Three o'clock, at the Masonic Hall, l)y His Worship the Mayor, who will deliver a short ADDRESS on the occasion; after which MISS FIDLER will practically demonstrate the system of Cooking adopted by her. "!>1 AMARU M UTUALHKNEKIT BUI IDShareholders in the tbove Society can withdraw at a BONUS OF SIX ROUNDS PER SHARE ; and parties desirous of at once paying oil' their mortgages can do so, receiving an allowance of equal to half the accruing interest. For further''information apply to 35S GEORGE SUM PTE I!, Secretary. TER M S :

OAMaUU JI.AR.BOIi BOARD. N an'l after the 3rd .TIJNK, the OVfARUKS for I jAN 1)1 NO anil SRIPKNC GOODS at the Port of o;un;i.ru will I*> as follow, in lieu of the present charjea : (> cncr.il Mcrchanili.se, .'!. i3d per ton of *lO cubic feet Coals, 3s 3d per ton Timber. !)d per ]OO foot, super. ~ Hardwood and Logs, !)d per KKI feet, super. Fencing Posts and Rails, 4s fjd per 1(H) Palings, Is per 100 Cattle and Horses, :2s Gd each : Yenr'.ingc, half rates Sheep, 2d each Pigs, 4d each Machinery, &c., by special agreement Minimum charge for parcels, 2d INWARDS.

OUTWARDS. General Merchandise, 2s (id per ton of 40 cubic feet W lieat, 10 A -bushel bat's to the ton ) oats . I 4 „ „ (0. Barley anil Potatoes, 12 bags to the ( ton 1 Flour, 11 bags to the ton ) Pollard, 14 ~ ;2s Bran, 22 ~ ~ \ Wool, per bale, Is J) Stone, Id per foot t Slates, 2s per ton Cattle and Horses, 2s (M each 5 Yeariingfi half-rates \ Shier r j2d Pi£ , 4d Machinery, &c., by special agreement Minimum chargo for parcels, 2d By order of the Board. THOMAS FORRESTER, Secretory. Oamsru 24th May, 18"8.