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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22666, 22 March 1939, Page 5

Ss*f\\ > « A IHWWHi *iv Y % i-s. \<rK a "*> s ' '•- s ? 'V Ev' SW3P ('jf’lotvet'tj fjtiiiit tv £nitivtMt(>i S • Fashion offers you flowers. Take them and wear them. Make the most of an opportunity of chic and gaiety that falls happily within your means. Wear them in your hair at night . . . tuck them under your chin .. . pin them on your lapel .... • your shoulder . . . thrust a spray of flowers in your belt. At Ballantynes you will find the loveliest collection. „ As Illustrated — ATTRACTIVE HEAD-DRESS of Orchids in Cyclamen Velvet, Gold Lame and Ivory Silk Suede mounted on Gold head-band . 26/9 HEAD-DRESS composed of two orchids in palest Apricot silk" and velvet with arum lilies and scintillating Silver stamens at each side. The head-band is whipped with velvet to tone. Suitable for bridal or evening wear .. .. 18/9 BRIDAL HEAD-DRESS composed of two bunches of lilies of the valley in a natural setting of Green foliage mounted on a head-band of Silver ... 18/6 The new Edwardian coiffure calls for a COMB to support the curls. An especially becoming one has a row of tiny lacquered gold flowers placed at the top of the comb, while another has Marina velvet flowers, gold stamens and' forget-me-nots. Suitable for evening or bridal wear 2/11, 3/11 BECOMING HEAD-DRESS surmounted with orchids of Petunia velvet. Loops of organdie and tiny sprays of maidenhair fern, add finish. . .Suit-, able for bridesmaids? wear' ' ' i; 6/11 EVENING HEAD-BAND composed of soft fronds of ostrich feathers with tiny velvet flowers in pale Apricot mounted on a Si^er: tinsel band .. 6/6 For‘more formal wear—a COMB is used as a base for large flowers in tones of Speedwell Blue and Cyclamen Pink with centres of pastel toned. stamens. Completed with a bow of stiffened net r to tone .. ... .. .. .. v. 21/For the. .Autumn Suit—a'colourful array-Of Lapel 4 Posies in Felt, Suede and Leather 1/11, 2/U>'3/11 J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd.

As recognition of their services to Bands of Hope in the Waimate district during 60 years, presentations were made on Monday evening to the Mayor and Mayoress, Mr and Mrs George Dash. Mr Dash, who is now patron of the Waimate Band of Hope, holds a membership card dated 1879. The programme during the evening was presented by the Willowbridge-Studholme group and the presentation to Mr Dash was made by the president of the Nukuroa group, Mr J. Murray.