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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20621, 10 August 1932, Page 5

If a man makes better Furniture than anybody elte, you wiW find a broad road to his house though it be in the wood. EMEBSOK. THE OLD ART GALLERY A PLACE TO BROWSE IN The people of Canterbury should make a point of visiting the Antique Collection in the old Art Gallery this week. Apart from it being a pleasure it is most instructive. ~ „ . The age of Oak „ „ „ the age of Walnut . . . the age of Mahogany . . „ It is so perfect, yet so homelike, it illustrates the beauty of long ago with the spirit of the past still lingering far back beyond the 16th Century . . . Let your love for beautiful things run riot among this unique collection, for there is a definite charm about them that cannot be copied. .„. It is surprising the number of fine pieces of Period Furniture and Art Treasures in Christchurch, and to appreciate the full beauty one needs to browse about for at least a week. The arrangements for this Exhibition have been made and supervised by a Committee. Mr. Heatkcote G. Helmore, Chairman. UNTIL SATURDAY. Mornings - - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Evenings 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. GO TO-DAY. Beath's advice is good advice.

LADIES! Alt Invitation Mr Hudson Stanley, N.Z. Director of the McOabe Academy of Dressmaking, cordially Invites you and your friends to a STRKE DEMONSTRATION OF DRESSCUTTING to be held in the CIVIC THEATRE MANCHESTER STREET. Tuesday Afternoon, Next AUGUST 16th, AT 345 F.M. Do not miss this chance to see the simplicity of cutting distinctive frocks to fit any figure. McCabe Academy o$ Dressmaking The D.1.0. Buildings, Wellington. Also at Auckland, Sydney, Brisbane and London.