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Quality engineering since 1689 “A great step towards making sewing simpler.” * I O'oducf* conttnuously-*ver since »ts foundation os a Roya am» factory in ’589. «__•*• . . ana has already become known this century for its - „ °L 9 .-"'Xj u ~T « h,gh.quat.tv product, -oil beyo-d lb. border. o< ’•crms ♦or *he Swedish army. As times gre*v more Sweden oeaceru' for Sweden, Husqvarna sassed into and became o Emrted company in But the tradition from 1689 remains in--e -St sew.ng-machine was n 1 872 ? f reflecting 300 years of engineering i' d ot*e’ o-cducts -.ere scon added *o the 1L . , nnnn □ -experience m the new Husqvarna zUUO I Husqvarna ® lAN ALDRIDGE & CO. 783 COLOMBO ST. CNR KILMORE A COLOMBO STS PHONE 60-913

YG-Wr ' / M-W Xfiwi •• T’ ’ ■ Mode in Jfl - \ r ’ Hong KongX. \ W/ ARMAGH ST PH 66-735 CHURCH CNR PH 45-876 NORTHLANDS PH 527 840 RICCARTON MALL PH 486-870 \ BISHOPDALE PH 598-793 j V NEW BRIGHTON PH AB3-69’ /

UJhe SrPBS All DAY EVERY DAY — and r«men»ber *Th> Free** hu j»ar> *»ader» than any other South Island daily to x>ve jreei more contacts — mow opportunity Dial 68-939

FESTIVAL DRAMA THE INCOMPARABLE BRUCE MASON FRESH FROM SUCCESS AT THE SOUTH PACIFIC FESTIVAL OF ARTS IN HIS NEW SHOW NOT CHRISTMAS BUT GUY FAWKES' After the fair on Sunday, relax while Mason reminisces about the nostaligic past. * REPERTORY THEATRE Sunday 8.15 n.m. Book at Town Holl

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AWAIMAIRI LIONS CI IJB PROJECT

REDWOOD SECTIONS We have the best selection of building sections in this popular area. OAKGROVE ESTATE Off Prestons Rooad close to the Main North Road. Well elevated, excellent soil, mature oak trees, no ties, easy terms at 8% interest from $11,750. This is another high class subdivision developed by Suburban Estates Ltd who are pleased to release these prestige sections for your investment. Phone 62-538 any time. PASLEY REAL ESTATE LTD MREINZ

I II M R E.I.N Z EST. 1900 VINTAGE IN AGE & INTEGRITY BUT UP TO THE MINUTE FOR COMPETENT ADVICE IN ALL ASPECTS OF REAL ESTATE • Highly competent salesmen • Property and Furniture Auctioneers and Valuers • Members Multiple Listing Bureau 239 MANCHESTER ST PHONE 64-347

OVER 50 YEARS AGO THIS ISLAND WAS HOME TO A FORGOTTEN FEW QUAIL ISLAND, LYTTELTON HARBOUR, 1919 k a .dfe*- - .MArii On this tiny island a pitiful group of men was segregated from the rest of society - shut away because they had leprosy T Among the selfless people who tried to brighten the lives of these forgotten sufferers was Patrick Twomey, a young Christchurch />3Kf accounts clerk. Haunted by the ravages of leprosy he had first seen in Fiji in r’FßCrAvit 1913, he determined to do his utmost to relieve their misery I jßy I In 1925, the Quail Island Leper Station was closed and the J patients were transferred to the Central Leprosy Hospital at * Makogai. a remote island in the Fijian Group. Hundreds of Lepers ■■■ ■■■ were isolated on Makogai and Pat Twomey devoted his life to TMb | KK£ improving their health and living standards. | | jf A Trust Board was formed to handle the appeal funds raised tor ■ HUH ■ ■ ■ these people and in 1942 this became the Lepers Trust Board I M M Inc. with responsibilities throughout the islands of the South LLI Lil IVIMIw West pacific. A DDE A I Care of lepers was the first priority, but this did not eiclude IB J* F* F* ■■ I treatment of other tropical diseases which plagued the islanders. I LFRIL Early in his work, Pat Twomey became known as "The Leper Man TLJC I CDCDC' TDIICT D/lADr, IMf and today this special title is recognised all over New Zealand I lit Ltr tl\J IKU J I bUAKU INL. when the Board carries out its annual appeal for donations > a -wr- n PRIVATE BAG, Today, more than ever, the Board rUDICTrUI IDCU welcomes cash donations to a cause U 1 KI J I CHUKUM. with needs which grow more urgent The Leper Man Appeal is entirely non-sectartan every day. Your donation wil make a and takes no account of race, creed or colour. We difference. Please mail your cash appeal only through the mail: no door-to-docn support today. collectors cantass for our cause

v^’c^y j Gu V *“ W> 5 s *® m JBM? -<4 m [ world L<Xw>) is full of JSC wail Q-rOrA a A watchers! i~P j x.'^.-fc viz )\>- In every town people ore watching 'The Press" Classified Ads — waiting for some special item they need or want to be advertised forsale. It's happening here today . someone is watching for a better car, a newer bike, a certain musical ■nstrument a bigger TV set. a hard-to-find antique . or any one of dozens of other items. What are you waiting for? Why don't you give us a cal! today to place an ad for those still-good items you no longer use. Someone is sure to be watching for your ad! "iilir JJrrsß CLASSIFIEDS Reach more people. Phone 68-939 (anytime) »8

FOR ALL FIRE PROTECTION and SECURITY EQUIPMENT CONTACT WOMALD VIGILANT LTD 211 Maces Rd Christchurch Phone 895-097

Cf(9ur doff SHEP to f' teepteeth 2nd V* j digestion »*-- * HEALTHY.' L . and a Dog Biscuit G like “Shep” is best. ’'SHEP" are baked to the right crispness to give your dog the necessary ’crunch' to maintain a f’ eai thy mouth, and has the ~added advantage of being hydatid free. Feed "SHEP 'ths safe meal. Give your dog a balanced diet for top condition. The 3-in-' crisp. ' "SHEP" the likeable, high protein low biteable Dog Biscuits. cost biscuit. Available at al! Stock & Station companies and stores throughout Distributors: New Zealand. N.I. Summit Products Ltd., S.L A. J. Palmer & Co. Ltd., Palmerston North & Hamilton. ChCh & Invercargill. BSM