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Slimline Space-Saving Wall Units J ,_ Tl[; IliP— H' —— l ? ' ’ ’^__ ——•* ’wfjF w—- — No. 1 These lovely pieces of furniture are so useful and versatile. They allow you to display your treasured crystal and china behind sparkling glass doors and will solve many of your serving and storage problems. The attractive sliding louvre doors conceal on the left, two drawers, the top one flocked and divided for your cutlery, and on the right a storage space with adjustable shelf. The china cabinet section has sliding doors and adjustable plate glass shelf and immediately below is provision for television or radiogram. Located in the centre, at just the right height, is the cocktail cabinet with Formica-backed drop-down flap. Six feet high, four feet wide, "Kentucky” is finished in Amberglow Mahogany. — $291 or $2.55 wkly Mk % M STM Kid ffl 3 ■ |i>l M ' iF'j lliM -J KENTUCKY No. 2 ROOM DIVIDER Craftsman constructed in elegant ribbon grained mahogany. Full width china cabinet. Large table height compartment with open shelving above. sft height. Suitable for any decor. Colonial or contemporary. Great value at $258.95 or $2.25 wkly I ® ; ■ !i ■SJ BR —« asiff Z' ■ HE KENTUCKY No. 3 Attractive sliding base doors conceal one cutlery drawer plus two linen drawers and a large storage cupboard. China and cocktail cabinets plus ample display shelves. Stands 6ft high. $298.70 or $2.60 wkly BBW • COLOMBO ST • NORTHLANDS PHONE 71-859 PHONE 526-056

PERSONAL With < r w th ait security Contact MARAC FINANCE LIMITED jaMaju-.tiCn.Jchu.ch MADAP I Pu box 43'2 I'II3USC. 'I FINANCE 1 I ■ ————■ I !■> I ■