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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4571, 16 February 1893, Page 2

itisaiTrMAOr. ~Genuineart in photography is to be obtainub c' am C. H. Manning, he having hail many yearn of practical experience in India and the Aumriiiau Jolonies. 'Cba patronage bestowed upon him Jf the many illustrious pertonatces, notified elsa^here, certifies to his capability of producing th highest; class of phowgraphio work obtainable. Our xecant Governor, the Earl of Onslow, was pleased to appoint him only as special photographer to himself, the Coavtesr avd family, an also the Earl and Comntesa of Meath. Studio 150. Colombo street.— lAdvt. I

Cooking Lecture. — Miss Ada Wardrop again had a very large audience in the Tuatn street halt last night, wben she leotured on "Cakes and Pastry." Miss Wardrop said that it was quite impossible to make puff-paste in the extreme heat there had been all day, and as she had no cool-cellar, she was unable to demonstrate puff-paste, but she gave a recipe for rough puff. During the evening Mies Wardrop make some little chocolate cakes, Genoese pastry, peach tart, anchovy allumettea and ' plain scones, all of which had a moat pleasant appearance wben cooked. At the conclusion of the lecture the various cakes and tarts were handed round for inspection, and when Mr Bishop invited the audience to taste, the good things disappeared with a rapidity which was marvellous. After the lecture, Miss Wardrop announced that she was forming classes, and that as some cooks' who wished to attend could not get away in the af ternoons, she waß quite willing to give the same lesson in the evenings if she could form a class sufficiently large. MiBS Wardrop lectures again to-night, the subject being " Soups.'