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Press, 28 February 1980, Page 12

gjaagl I ( OryjSS J OLIVIA’S exclusive knits from Auckland (Parnell Village) have arrived . . ..so start putting together your autumn wardrobe now. All is made easy for you . . . a complete section of the shop is devoted to these lovely sweaters — and the Aurore silk shirts that S match them so beautifully. There is simple elegance in the many styles ... a v-neck in classic Welsh cable stitch, dolman sleeves with rounded neck, a fishnet classic, and a v-neck sweater that is pure cricket creme de la creme! Cardigans too for a match set, and for party time a lacy fragile knit that sits supreme over pure silk. 12 marvellous colours, and more surprises on the way. Bunny wool, tweed wool and lurex and wool! Simple warmth is sheer beauty at OLIVIA’S, 186 Papanui Road. Phone 554-749. | ASHBY’S BUTCHERY ] If you have any pretensions at all towards becoming a Cordon Bleu cook, bless the skill of the gentlemen at ASHBY’S BUTCHERY. They are happy to aid and abet - every megalomaniac housewife in town. Especially if you are out to impress with The Perfect Roast. They ,do all the unusual cuts — sirloin on the bone, ribeye roast, wing rib, boned and rolled sirloin. They will happily bone a leg of lamb or bone and stuff a shoulder of lamb — and of course their meat is always in the “pink” of perfection. It’s all to do with buying meat carefully, hanging it for the precise number of days, and skilled butchering. Oh — and do remember to by some bacon — it’s beaut! ASHBY’S BUTCHERS; 196 Papanui Road. Phone 557-674. This is it folks. Ab-so-lut-ely the last chance for a bargain this summer. Still some real finds too. Plain cotton shirts by Susan and Samuel in pink, pale blue and French blue, some striped t-shirts by Taffi in bright red or green — all heavily reduced. Still a few Susan and Samuel knitted sundresses/pinafore dresses and, ’ surprisingly still some of their almost famous skirts and striped sweaters (alas only small sizes). A diminishing number of sweet dresses in granny prints that make tomboys look like angels. Had a quick peep at the new autumn range out on Monday. Beautiful — especially the new colours from Susan and Samuel. And lots' of dungarees in fine cord. SIMON AND SARAH. 203 Papanui Road. Phone 557-511. [neutral plus J Good ideas abound at NEUTRAL PLUS. This week I have to number among my favourite things — a gardening apron'-; . . dark green drill, edged with strong natural tapes, pockets for gloves, clippers, seeds etc; perspex photo frames . . . plain and heavy and perfect for displaying that favourite snapshot; Fizzwhizz bottle caps . . . how ever did we manage, without these marvellous thingies; a dazzling selection of very agreeably priced salt mills and pepper grinders; and a Swedish pine kitchen cabinet by Hammerplast . .. . clean lean lines, with capacious perspex drawers for leiiiils, coffee beans, sugar,-etc., etc. For the best in overseas design . . . NEUTRAL PLUS. Hardy Baird Court, 225 Papanui Road. Phone 557-702. Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Dvorak, Greig, Mozart, Schubert, Tchaikovsky. Rachmaninov, Verdi. Sorry about the name dropping, but-you will want to too, after you have discovered the interesting range of popular classical music by these famous composers — available at SOUNDWAVES — on EMI “Masterpiece*’ Series. The records are ONLY $6.99, and Tye still not mentioned all the composers available,’There is a large selection of orchestral L.P.’s in at the moment, and Fm quite sure most of you will be interested in the double. album “Star Portrait” — Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops with tracks from Love Story, Superstar, Aquarius, Fiddler on The Roof, El Condor Pasa, and other star shows. SOUNDWAVES. Merivale Mall. Phone 555-024. ... •-■N.Z.AJ.D. The Design and Decor Studio of JEAN .PRITCHARD is known for those graceful touches and accessories that 1 make a room such an individual thing. They have just unwrapped some lovely hand-painted urns from Greece, that cbuld.be lamp bases and umbrella stands as well as .gracious oraments. They have paintings and prints, and from Mexico, JEAN PRITCHARD has purchased some simple wooden carvings — including a particularly striking Don Quixote figure. There are cane stools that up-end into side tables (trays optional), and s.ome very attractive sofa lamps with large Thai silk shades . . . masses of small silk cushions too. JEAN PRITCHARD, 7 St Albans Street. Phone 554-679. ■ - if .<ljr s>l)akrsprarr~)| , jTurscri’ J I I The sale of trees and shrubs is still on, and although B there are many bargains left, you might have to I hurry. The new trees, shfubs and plants are arriving I every day, and Roger Southcott is particularly pleased ! with the range of bulbs available this year. Roger is a very knowledgeable, very helpful gardener (or horticulturist if . vou wish to be perdantic) who positively delights in helping the rank amateur (that’s me) as well as the green fingered, to get the best from their four tubs or their I acre. And if you haven’t evert got that, then slip into the conservatory and buy an indoor plant. SHAKESPEARE’S GARDEN NURSERY. 184 Papanui Road. Phone 559-571. ( • Gigh J | The colours alone — brimant pink, kelly green, navy | and a vivid red — signal instant dash. Combine with I the easy I lines of soft towelling sweat suits (great | for lounging around in) and you have impact clothing | ;■ >; beloved by all teenagers . . . and available, at GIGGLES: Still in casual mood, GIGGLES have a new I line in Big Shirts. Collared,. curve split, and now teamed with. lightly gathered soft knit skirts. Colours p — navy with red, navy with kelly green. Next — r something sweet — flowered wool challis skirts with r plain colour challis shirts to match. Cord ; dungarees t in navy, mallard, burgandy, AND coming soon, straight t cord skirts with matching blazers. GIGGLES. Menvale p Mall. Phone 558-934. . : e I ' " !!■' - ———l £ If you wish to advertise in this column t nlehse contact Kate Fraser, < Press d Dept, 790-940. Ext. 884. t ;• . , r . T j