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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32078, 28 August 1969, Page 6

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1969 NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES FAIR ZHR OPEN TILL 10p.m. ImMPct tonight Mondays ■ Fridays: Noon -10 p.m. F* JMfMi Saturdays: 10a.m.-10p.m. WORKING AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS ENTERTAINMENT MANNEQUIN W JMf pVi hiS r years j’r - 818 - n!1 ®* ib ! ts - Visit the N.Z.B.C. Theatrette, where there is almost continuous entertainment g»fi a* jm W tp* S' SEE. The PO L Group of Companies exhibit, actually showing the manufacturing for a ||. Q uu sessions with numerous prizes to be won, as well as regular IP* ARA O K aS* HF flWrlNWw; -,V of etotncal witch gear, appliances and toys. enlertaininent on rhe theatrette stage JWftff —BL ■ * • <u SEE: The Crown Crystal Glass Company's stand with Its wide range of glassware. .. ihmhmim i»t Jo ae MFfIMMIBwF aMOBwBw* BMmMWR 11 " much of which is exported, as well as a working section showing glass forming Don't Mi«» Content* for .lli MCLtUU FflUniL-} p.lft. 2110 0,4 J 0.111. K into various designs. “Have a Shot” Contest I SEE: Andersons Lim.ted s exhibit, displaying boilers, pumps, and concrete mixers, The Air New Zealand lucky draw, with a chance to win a return trip to " The Great Revival” Hus features the return of the 1930 ■ j. " v many ol which have been sold on world markets. Singapore fashions to the 1960’5. Compered by Mrs Nola Kelleher, this jMRMMRRMnK SEE. Kaiapo. Petone Group Textiles exhibit - a spectacular display with an emphasis The Secondary Schools Quiz. mannequin parade will be held on the McLeod Fabrics Ltd. S S* - And programmes includ.ng - Pabting Compactions, Cxhibit '^ h ' at 745 p m ' and 845 pnl Bubble Blowing, Beauty and the Beast Parades, Glove Puppet Competitions. 'MMBRi & ' TELEVISION IFTVS : : a weekend for two at hokitika with travel by nac. MHI Ibb JR BWi feh C ® w ■■ B W V M.A.C. has organised a special Fair competition, with a prize for two people to fly to EIBi It St lift WK J < O * a. . .u X Hokitika for a weekend with complimentary accommodation and sightseeing. The WW, SftW gk See how a television station really operates. Visit the Farr’s own TV station, X competition is on the basis of the best five reasons why a person should visit lib® wW ' { I >' IFTVS, which Will operate daily from the Fair. This station is actually $ fbp West Coast using N.A C. services. Entry forms are available only transmitting with TV sets receiving the picture throughout the Fair and in « “•* "* C ' ‘ l *" d *' c * ntortu, » Court - S& ■ > '' Aa •' ■ some parts of Christchurcn. J faML TWWTIB ;free FOR ALLSI - MERRIT BEAZLEY home j— j-.-i.rß ■■ w w-wMirr-«-■ — _— -- - . S __.. Wv”:” !<. < -MH tHk *> One of the main highlights of this year's Fair, is the Merritt Beazley home, which is situated by the vUVERNmEri ■ EXHIBITS ,<■ ADULTS AND CHILDREN ® 1 “ r entra,,ce - completely furnished by The N.Z. Farmers’ Co op Association Ltd., this 1,300 sq. ft. X mu *m mm _ x ' alF' JHH Bi ; home features all the modern appliances. EXPOSST V Mn |j . w In the front of the home is a landscape garden designed by Michael Littlewood and Associates. This B ** Revß Mb lIL J Wrlw rM $i aWi z ’ JBBi area, which includes scree garden features and paving stones and rock, is surrounded by Vibrapec INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS !: % f JFI Sly Prices: Adults 35c; Children 10c. Fair Office:’Phone 3884M6.