ARTS EXHIBITION

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24986, 21 September 1946, Page 2

ARTS EXHIBITION

INVITATION TO EXHIBIT The organising committee of the above exhibition invites people of South Canterbury to exhibit samples of their own work in arts and crafts at the exhibition to be held in the Bay Hall, Timaru, October 14 to 18. J , —needlework, pottery, woodnthA^’ ea « hercr ? lt ’. weaving ' and any &i a <S ) . w ? rk u ol K erit will b e ac°Nects should not be Of too large a nature so that handling and dispiaX l re facilitated. Exhibitors must Comm See decieions ° f arf Approval People from areas outside Timaru men or women, wishing to exhibit work, should contact local representaW V DF°u th wh Won 2 en ’ 8 fnsti.tute or the W ;P " who are arranging for the “J. lectl °n and dispatch In their local tinn aS ’ cl P 3i ?B day for these organisations can be found on enquiry. Further iished 8 for country areE! will be pubFor' people from the Timaru area and for those unable to contact ? or S anjsa ti°ns, a Receiving Depot Will be open at the Lady Galwav Rooms Stafford street, Timaru posite Bank of N.ZJ. The Depot wi P ll J> e °P®n from Monday. September 30 Ind 2 C -W.- 7 ' rinß the 10-12 oA 1 } should be Clearly labelled b ? ck Or . t agg ? a with name and address for cataloguing purposes. An sheet stating; number and type of articles, insurance value, with name and address in the top right hand cor* ner should also be made om will be issued from the depot Aming“ a ,5 being made so that work will handled by the public. Proper SdertakTn rk - ,nsurance ' b. .. ’ l^, is . is the first large exhibition of its kind, embracing all the fine arte to »a to other New Zealand centreg. Advt.