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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30808, 21 July 1965, Page 2

.■ A * simple little / linen frock... /teSraT/ i IB' fflivZ quietly yet elegantly steals / the fashion show again i \ WwMy this Spring ... ■ ■ I f hr « iK.fi I b a \ < wMHIhsHKi 1 ■« W1 fill it n) s vEMBMBB Im/I/jI ffilffM f 1 These appealing little '■ //fa /,/ / I sheaths, made in N.Z. by wWw f Sportscraft, from Moy- // \i gashel pure Irish linen, / ' iVr-'T are versatile. Throughout I j | I the Spring and Summer, | / / Jr you can rely on a simple linen / 7 J J frock to take you anywhere. Their A / 1 / / secret... they’re easy to wear and f: I / / easy to care for, need very little f ironing and keep their shape well. Their colours... fashion’s latest /> r pastels, Natural, Sky Blue, Petal 'W' //I / Pink, Spring Green ... and deep I ? /' toned Rm. i « ' 1 . * !/ Top: A style featuring pin-tucked front bodice with boat neckline and two hip pockets. £9/18/6 Centro: Shirtwaister with collar, revers and front facing self-stitched. £9/8/9 Lower: A style buttoned to below waist with round neckline, pin-tucked top and short sleeves. £B/17/All in sizes 32in to 40in bust. The Hats... two styles chosen from a lovely range of new Spring Millinery. A "planter” style in soft white felt trimmed with on outsize white organza bow. Also in black. 89/11 And . . . the ever-popular stitched satin hat. To wear In your favourite style, with brim turned down or back. Wide colour range to choose from. 49/11 Also made in N.Z. You are invited to call now and inspect the range of lovely new fashions and accessories for Spring . . . now showing in many of our Cashel St windows and also at our Timaru House.

CHRISTCHURCH BALLET SOCIETY (INC.) AUDITIONS Th* following auditions will talc* place for th* forthcoming Pro. duction on Saturday, Sth October for M»mb*rj and intending Members who ar* of Elementary standard and higher. FRIDAY, 23rd JULY: Miss Gladys tushall will b* conducting auditions for a National Ballet in her studio, Club Lane, Oxford Tee. 730 p.m.: Girls: sft • sft 2in in height. 8.30 p.m., Girls and Men: sft 4in and over. Rehearsals will be held on Friday Evenings. THURSDAY, 2*th JULY: Miss Lorraine Peters will be conduct, ing auditions for a Modern Classical Ballet In her studio, 83 Lichfield St. 4.30 p.m., Girls: 4ft lOin in height. Kindly note that in order to take part in the activities of the Society, Membership is compulsory. FEES: Active Members €2/2/- p.a. Associate Members £l/1/- p.a. P.O. Box 193. Phone 518-098. (Mrs) M. A. HEWITT, Hon. Secretary.

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