“The Southern Lakes and mountain district is just like a piece of Switzerland, and perhaps even more beautiful,’' said Mr. John Brownlee, the visiting baritone, on his arrival in Christchurch. The South Island seemed like soijue of the best parts of thworld brought together in one small island. At one moment he might have been in Palestine and in another in Switzerland. ■ In order to assist those who are just learning to knit, or who may need instruction or guidance in the lates‘ fancy stitches, Petties’ have for an instructress in the latest ideaif* and garments. This lady will be at' the wool counter on Friday and Saturday from 2 p.m., and will give free advice and instruction in all classes of knitting and wool wqrk.*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18066, 18 April 1933, Page 4
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