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Press, 15 March 1980, Page 7

Senior Citizens i 1 asA wo HIDDEN COSTS i I -OVER FIFTIES WELCOME- I | IMPORTANT ROTE: We pick you up from your own home in I I the Greater Christchurch area and return you at the end of | the tour: Christchurch back to Christchurch by Coach. * I Excellent accommodation throughout with all meals and . I sightseeing,.'.v<: ! NORTH ISLAND PANORAMA TOUR ! | 14 DAYS ONLY $585.00 Departs March 9, 20; April 4, 15 | . DAY 1: Via KaStowa to Pcton-cruise scenic Queen Charlotte Sounds to > I Wellington (Midland Hotel). DAY 2: Thai' Maslerton to Hastings (Apple • | Inn). DAY 3: Napier sights then Wairoa to Gisborne (Orange Grove). DAY 4: I ' Thru" rugged bush, over streams and rivers past Lakes Rotorua and Roto'rti ‘ I to Rotorua (Park View Motel, 2 nights). DAY 5: Full day sights incL I Whakarewarewa thermal wonders, Rainbow Springs. Evening, Maori . | Concert DAY 6: Thru’ Waikato, Hamilton, to Waiwera (links Resort Hotel) I lon beach with thermal pools. DAY 7: To Historic Bay of Isfends-Waitangi ■ Treaty. House, Shipwreck Museum, Chicken and Champagne cruise, explore « | Russell (Falk Hotel). DAY 8: North to Cape Reinga Lighthouse and return I ■ via 90 Mtie Beach to Kaitaia (Awanui Hotel). DAY 9: To Whangarei-Chap-. * I hams Clocks then Auckland (St Luke Motor Inn, 2 nights). DAY 10: City I Sights. Afternoon free. DAY 11: South to Waitomo Caves—then New Ply- . I mouth (Devon Motor Lodge). DAY 12: Thru’ Wanganui to Porinra (Blue • | Heron Hotel). DAY 13: Sightseeing WelTmgton then cruise Cook Strait to I I Picton and Blenheim (Americano Motel). DAY 14: Southwards again and 1 | home. I * GOLDEN BAY EXPLORER s I 5 DAYS ONLY $225 Departs: April 3 • i DAY 1: Via Arthur’s Pass to’ Hokitika, Shanty Town then Greymouth I * (Kings Hotel). DAY 2: Pancake Rocks, Blowholes, Buller Gorge, Nelson , | (D.B. Nelson) 2 nights. DAY 3: Full day Golden Bay, Motueka, Beautiful 1 Tasman Bay. DAY 4: Free time before driving via Queen Charlotte Drive < ] to Picton (Americano Motel). DAY 5: Thru’ Kaikoura and home. ‘ | QUEENSTOWN SPECIAL I ■ 5 DAYS ONLY $215 Departs: April 3 | I DAY 1: To Mt Cook then back to Tekapo (Tekapo Motor Inn). DAY 2: ■ Via Lindis Pass, Wanaka, Cromwell then Queenstown. Stay at Lakeland Inn. | ’ (3 nights). DAY 3: Morning sights. Coronet Peak, Arrowtown. DAY 4:' . | Eamslaw Cruise and Cattledrome. Afternoon free. DAY 5: Home. I . WE ALSO RUN TRIPS DURING WINTER MONTHS TO:- QUEENSLAND/ I 1 CAIRNS ICHCH-BRISBANE BASIS) • PANORAMIC WORLD TOURS (SI ! 1 DAYS OR 60 DAYS) • FIJI GRAND CIRCLE • HONOLULU-15 OR 22 | 1 DAYS • SOUTH AMERICA. . j-— — ! Phone, write or call i I Ann Cunningham or Angela Ferguson ’ j ROOM 6, DOMINION BUILDING, CATHEDRAL SO. | | NAMt L _ 1 j ADDRESS . | ! SUNBEAM TOURS LTD | P.O. Box 697 Chch. i I Phone 63-560, 68-380 Bonded Member of TAANZ , U--i — — — — — — — i— — — ™ —

Ferns larger than you thought and much cheaper too. Gardenways festival of ferns includes giant hanging Boston lace and Maidenhair ferns straight out of Better Homes and Gardens. Give them room, the. simple care outlined in A • our free leaflets and you'll have room filling giants in no time. i> Small ferns at the festival start as low as $.125 Choice Boston lace are. $3.25, well fronded Maidenhairs in 6” pots only. $4.99, Jig-saw Puzzles $2.99, Magnificent spreading Asparagus sprengeni baskets $7.50 and $8.50 — you •could expect them to be double the price. Of course there are some of the super sized specimens at $12.50 and $20.00. These are the exclusive-to-Gardenwdy Birds Nest, Maidenhair and Microlepia ferns. And expect something different like Graeme North's imaginative Dragon planters. Graeme's creations have found their A r/Ti way South in small numbers from Whangarei. Now he is potting in . ■ /--■*•* Otago and for the first time j ; Gardenway is able to display a , k representative collections at each • in branch/* "Puff”, illustrated, is. . r superbly fashioned and glazed. A choice.piece for an important place, $4,5. His herb planters are also fully glazed with large pockets suitable .for ferns too. The very large I cylindrical pots with face masks and I -s|| | smaller items from $7.50 as well |y||L_ Vill as the incomparable waterfall planters are worth a visit just to ■ ' see. Come in and look around even if you don’t intend- to buy. < . Puff the Magic Dragon ’ Hornby, 1? Chalmers St, (behind Mall). I f 1 Marshlands, Cnr Prestons & Marshland Rds. I Wlßrivale, 205 Papanui Road. Ph. 5F Riccarton, 89-91 Pictori Ave.

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