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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30531, 28 August 1964, Page 21

Today: 10 a.m. 2— 7.15 p.m. (SATURDAY: I.IS 7.15 p.m.) Singing Time . . . Swinging Time Fun Time With CUFFRICHARD In 'Bift young ones PLUS SUMMER hSLW <G) Both tn Colour.

I Hindustries fair MORE THAN 40,000 PERSONS HAVE ACCLAIMED THE FAIRS. With on AHeedonce of Mor* Thon 40,000 Person, In Six Days, the Combined Industries and Food Fairs ore Proving to bo Christchurch', Most Popular Entertainment. PROFESSIONAL CHEFS' COMPETITIONS On Display Today: The Entries by New Zealand's Leading Chefs in the £llO Confectionery, £llO Poultry, and £llO Ham Competitions. DAILY 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. DON’T MISS THESE DAILY ATTRACTIONS ★ The 150 exhibits of New Zealand-made products and foods some actu’ally being made on the stands at the Fair, ★ Entertainment for all, compered by John Maybury, including Jon Zealandb Yogi and Magician, and special daily children'* programmes. ★ See and shop at New Zealand's modern and the ; South Island', largest supermarket specially built by I.G.A. for the Fair. ★ See cooking demonstration, by New Zealand', leading chefs and demonitrations, ,om* compered by TV cooking personality. Graham Kerr. ★ See the many side-show,, ride th* Ghost Train, Dodgem, and Go-Karts, and ,ee Pixie Town, Fairy Town and th* Glat, Blowing Demonstrations. Special Bute* leave the Square at Regular Interval* for Canterbury Court One Admission Price covers both Fairs. ADULTS 3/-. CHILDREN 1/-. NATIONAL. FOOD

SHIPPING AND AIR SERVICES STEAMSHIP CO. PASSENGER SERVICES LYTTELTON-WELLINGTON HINEMOA —Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 7.10 p.m. train. MAORl—Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 7.10 p.m. train. PICTON-WELLINGTON Booking Agents for Passengers and Accompanied Cars by G.M.V. ARAMOANA NEW ZEALAND TO AUSTRALIA Bookings Arranged to All

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