, Casiral Lace-up Shoes < /f- for Children. 'dr / .1 r %s- 4r .>4 ■ / J jKuV i **■ <i& /. / jaty-fe; »jnESjf Illustrated: i il Jfiß ‘Nancy' ... a casual, lace-up I Üb»F •' Shoe with sturdy leather uppers jflHpr and non-slip, crepe soles . . . 4y £? .„ extended for protection against 4BBt scuffing. Available in red or blue with attractive contrast stitching. Sizes 8 to 2 V Priced from ,0 according to size. Made in NZ by Regent. '" • - , < " Now displayed in our Children's Shoe Section and one of our Colombo Street Windows. Also available at our Timaru House. • Parker Nylon . . . for outdoor sportswear. Antigliss, plain or dacron quilted Nylon. Available in red, yellow, green or brown. 115 cm. wide. Plain ... $2.80m. Quilted ... $7.99ni. At our Fashion Fabrics Department. Samples sent on request. Mail Orders and Tele- . orders are welcome. Please | fa/i tCrJF write Private Bag, Christ- " church or 'phone 797-400.
THE CANTERBURY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY LADIES' PIPE BAND MUSICAL DIRECTOR This top New Zealand Ladies' Band requires a Musical Director. The position carries a lucrative Honorarium for a person willing to devote one night per week to the Tuition of Piping. He will be expected to work in close liaison with our other Tutors for the progress and improvement of the Band as a unit. EXPANSION PROGRAMME: Due to the forward planning of this progressive organisation we require Pipers and Dummers of all ages (14 to 40). experienced or those willing to learn, for our feeder or number 2 Band. We offer you the best facilities and financial backing of any Band in the country, together with dedicated instructors. INQUIRE NOWlll and enjoy the friendly social atmosphere of this popular Ladies' Band. Feel free to cail at the Caledonian Hall, Kilmore Street, from 7 p.m. Tuesday evenings or phone any of the following without any obligation. Pipe Major, Noelene Keller 429-364 Drum Sgt, Robin Manson 525 345 Drum Major, Linda McLean .... 384-344 Bass Sect,on ' N 9a‘ r ® Harpur.... 83 204 Pipe Sgt, Jan Andrews 35-844 Along with the friendly atmosphere and fellowship of this Band, we offer you free travel and accommodation at all Contests both in New Zealand and overseas that you attend as a playing member. BAGPIPES: We wish to purchase several sets of good second-hand pipes and practise chanters. Phone 429-364
Our 1978 HOME IMPROVEMENT F®l SEMINAR eminence JI Thursday, July 6th at 7.30 p.m. A "MUST" FOR ALL DO-IT-YOURSELF ENTHUSIASTS OR ANYONE SEEKING IDEAS FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS AND ALTERATIONS! During five successive weeks, commencing July 6th, the Building Centre is sponsoring a series of six lectures and demonstrations aimed at providing expert advice on the home improvement subjects which visitors to the Centre most regularly ask about. YOUR ENROLMENT FEE ENTITLES YOU TO ATTEND ANY NUMBER OF THE LECTURES DETAILED BELOW; EACH ONE WILL START AT 7.30 P.M. IN OUR GROUND FLOOR PROMOTION HALL; CLIP THE COUPON AND POST AWAY FOR YOUR TICKET RIGHT NOW! THURSDAY, JULY 6th THURSDAY, JULY 13th HOME ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS FROM KITCHEN DESIGN; FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN AN ARCHITECT'S VIEWPOINT. NEW AND EXISITING HOMES. Mr T. Mitchell, Registered Architect. Mrs H. Buddicom, lan Johnstone Limited FINANCE FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS MODERNISING YOUR BATHROOM; NEW The Housing Corporation. TRENDS IN FURNITURE AND DECOR. - Mr R. Farmer, The Bathroom Centre. THURSDAY, JULY 20 th THURSDAY JULY 27th RELINING THE WALLS AND CEILINGS OF TODAY THERE'S PAINT FOR EVERY YOUR LIVING ROOMS AND SERVICE AREAS. PURPOSE: THE CORRECT PAINT AND RIGHT N.Z. Forest Products Limited. APPLICATION TECHNIQUE. Mr A. R. Allen, Taubmans International Limited. MONDAY, JULY 31st LANDSCAPE GARDENING; HOME THURSDAY AUfi IMPROVEMENT BEGINS AT YOUR FRONT 1 ■■’*■**■*•* ■ I wl W FENCE U WALLPAPERING FROM START TO FINISH. Mr John Morton Mr John Howe, Ashley Wallcoverings Limited. Post or deliver this coupon to: . THE BUILDING CENTRE, 211 CASHEL STREET, II would like to attend your six night Home Improvement Seminar and enclose my cheque for I sentitling me totickets. - NAME ■ ADDRESS I
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