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Willowbank Wild Life Reserve Brins the children for « picnic on the banks of the WBowsaA Stream. They can feed monkey*, donkeys, ducks, pigs. goats, etc. and admire the whies ef the pumas, otters, den, eamel, lama, etc. 88c ADULTS 40c CHILDREN. Husseys Road off Gardners Road which runs north of Hare wood Road Open Daily IDam-6pm

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' FREE TOUR AN informative nour walking through the historic old • buildings oi the Arts Centre (formerly the. University of Canterbury). Visit Rutherford's Den, th® Great Hall, Ballet Studios, etc. Located on Worcester StreetRolleston Avenue, across from Botanic Gardens and Museum. Tours start in North Quadrangle by Clock Tower entrance at 2 p.m. every Sundav and Wednesday CW I

ORANA AND WILLOWBANK WILDLIFE'TOUR COACHES leave Midland Coach Terminal 42 Lichfield Street, at 1 p.ni each Saturday and Sunday, all Statutory Halidays and every day during primary school holidays. Watch the lions being fed as you drive through Orana Park—see also tigers, camels buffalo etc. Also visits Wfllowbank Wildlife Reserve with Its large collection of monkeys, mountain lions, deer and Llama, etc. — Entry fees to both attractions are included to the price. Adults $5 children under IS 82.50, Reservations ar* not required MIDLAND COAGULINS3. LTD, Phone 739-120. 42 Lichfield Stret. STC HOUSIE MEH J V ALE-PAP ANUI CRICKET' CLUB TOWN HALL. SATURDAY 1.30 PJd Running right through Christmas and New Year. JH.&a carts. Ss fiouaee MM Payout •