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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32700, 1 September 1971, Page 6

Meet Mr Ban ... the handbag man! I'm no poet .'.../ know it, but it’s one way of remembering him, and he's certainly worth remembering as a master craftsman who makes quality handbags right on the - premises, at the ASCOT HANDBAG SALON. Mr Ban is 'way ahead with his handbag designs, and 'in creating, he utilises the finest of imported Continental materials, frames and fittings. I love the look of the genuine leather bags others ' come in soft, smudgy suede in every hue. And in - jazzy mood for mods, there are swinging shoulder bags * in wonderful wearing "wet look” vinyl. Mr Ban guarantees that should there be any fault in workmanship <it will be repaired free-of-charge, so select a stylish ’ handcrafted handbag from ASCOT HANDBAG SALON, -Armagh St. ... . opposite New Regent Street. ★ ★ ★ ★ -Spring cleaning ... are you dreading the drapes? 50 was I until I learnt the facts about moderately Priced fibreglass curtaining, from REGENT FURNISHERS. ■ Are you aware that fibreglass fabrics won’t soil easily, they can't shrink . . . they’re colourfast to sunlight 'and require absolutely no ironing! Added to that, there’s an amazing variety of fabric textures and finishes. There are the familiar filmy, see-through type but also there ate shantung weaves, flocked designs, tweedy boucles, or the rich texture of tapestry. Plain colours . . . contemporary patterns the choice is yours, and pricewise, fibreglass ranges from only 51 to $1.85 yard in the 48in width. Why not take home a gathered length from Regent Furnishers' drape selector or you can use REGENT FURNISHERS' free shop-at-home service by phoning 64-855. Three stores ... 161 Gloucester St., Riccarton Rd. and Bishopdale. ★ ★ ★ ★ A whisk of the old . . . a smattering of the new. and it all adds up to a unique pot pourri at THIS AND THAT, an intriguing little shop fust opened, in Bells Arcade. Don't be surprised if you see brand new crispy patterned tea towels and lace table cloths rubbing shoulders with an ancient grandma's shawl, a minisize Victorian teapot or a cut crystal scent decanter. It’s all part of the mystery medley that adds a little spice to the monotonous round of routine shopping. Brouse today amongst the brassware, china and old jewellery . . . there's a ton of treasures to choose from natty knick knacks and gifts that are sheer delight. I've simply fallen in love with the furi-and-fancv free selection at THIS AND THAT. See you soon . in Bells Arcade. ★ ★ ★ ★ Here's a helping hand where home appliances are concerned. Your precious savings -will go a long way at V H U S^MP^DN a S ! D d Trade '' n A PP , '* nc * D«Pt made a thorough inspection of their trade-in refrigerators, washers, ranges and TV sets, and you knqw . . many of these items are in "as new” condition, yet you'll pay only a fraction of their price when new. Naturally every appliance has been workshop tested and overhauled, and . . . listen to this! You're offered a 90 days guarantee plus 90 days right of exchange on goods over $BO. Currently, H. Simpson have dozens of used refrigerators (available on terms too if you wish), and here s a unique opportunity . . buy now for summer, because prices range from a low $25! You can shoo wrth.confidence at H. SIMPSON LTD. they’re home appliance specialists. Trade-ins are downstairs at 236 High St. Phone 65-122. ★ ★ ★ ★ What's springing up like a mushroom this time? It’s "THE LEMON TREE" a restaurant with a dreamy name, the dreamiest food, delightful surroundings and excellent service. Recently opened upstairs, opposite the Civic Theatre in Manchester St., “The Lemon Tree" provides restaurant service Monday to Thursday from 11 a.m. . to 7.30 p.m. and on Fridays till 10.30 p.m. Omelettes are their specialty, at "The Lemon Tree." ' Certainly they provide the usual grills and smorgasbord meals too, but you can choose from twelve varieties of delicious, light-as-air, melt in your mouth omelettes, each in three sizes, priced from 60c to the omelette plus at $1.20. Other delights from their simply spotless, open kitchen, include marshmallowy pavlovas and home-made fruit pies. You'll be interested to know that "The Lemon Tree" may be hired for social functions any evening after 7.30 p.m. Or for week-end weddings, etc, phone "THE LEMON TREE," 233 Manchester St. Dial 67-251. -★★ ★ ★ Stop Press store news from WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS this week,- announces the release of the first publication of “New Zealand’s Heritage.” Seeking a first class reference publication about our very own New Zealand, I would say that no family can afford to miss subscribing to this truly excellent series, which has been produced in the form of a 32 page weekly magazine. Five hundred individual articles are being commissioned by leading academics, historians, educators and journalists, and, subjects in the series include pre-history, history, flora and fauna, politics, science and a host of others. "New Zealand’s Heritage" is beautifully illustrated, and includes useful charts and wall maps. The complete series extends over 105 weeks, and it offers a unique opportunity for you to build up an outstanding reference library about New Zealand. Only 65c weekly . . . order a regular copy today at WHITCOMBE ANO TOMBS, Cashel St. Phone 69-059.

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