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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XVIII, Issue VI, 6 February 1897, Page 165

QAS LIMITED. The Classes referred to in the Preliminary Announcements by advertisements in thedaily papers are now airanged, and areoi>en at the following popular juices A. Classes of 10 or 20 pupils, 8 lessons for 5s each pupil. B. Classes of 10 pupils, 8 lessons for 10s each pupil. C. Classes of 10 pupils, 10 lessons for 20s each pupil. D. Classes of 10 pupils, 10 lessons for £2 2s each pupil. Fees payable in advance. Each class will meet for practice twice weekly. All materials required will be provided by the Company. The classes are to be ‘ Cookery Practice Classes.’ and are to be conducted according to the best English methods now so popular throughout the United Kingdom. The processes connected with the preparation of the articles to be cooked will be carried out by the members of each class. Class A is intended tor persons engaged during the day. The instructions will be in roasting, boiling, baking, frying, dressing of vegetables, lentil, vegetable, potato and curry soups, mutton broth, frying and baking of fish, meat puddings and stews, plain puddings and pastry, rock cakes, gingerbread and scones. Classes B and C will take subjects intermediate between A and D. Class D—High-class cookery practice is intended tor those who desire to extend their knowledge of cookery into the best class of French dishes, French soups and entries, etc. Luncheon will be arranged for persons attending morning classes, the charge being : Class B, 6d; C. 9d : and D. Is. Matrons and Young Ladies are invited to form a class of ten persons selected from their friends and acquaintances, with the view of combining social enjoyment with the captivating pleasure of exploring together one of the most important arts. Mrs Ross (holding diplomas from Cookery and Food Associations, London, distinguished French Chefs. South Kensington, N.T.S.C., etc.) will conduct the classes. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LIMITED. 26. WYNDHAM-STREET.