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The best sounds around—from the newest, the latest releases, are at SOUNDWAVES, Merivale. They have Aerosmith “Night in the Ruts;” “Paul Butterfield’s Better Days;” Steve Forbert—“Jackrabbit Slim;” Mike Oldfield—“ Platinum;” Barry White—“l Love to Sing the Songs I Sing;” Bob Segar—“Against the Wind;” Sex Pistols—“ Flogging A Dead Horse.” And that is only a small list of the artists and sounds available at this very good record store. Sally Blake very definitely knows her music, and the artists and labels stocked are the ones you have been looking for. They really do have YOUR kind of music at SOUNDWAVES, Merivale Mall. Phone 555-024. BljakSpeare kartell jßurserpJ To find the GARDEN NURSERY at SHAKESPEARE’S (opposite Merivale Post Office) go through the wrought iron gates, along The Courtyard, and around the rear of the actual restaurant. The Nursery is beautifully laid out in garden form, but look closely and you will see the shrubs, trees, plants are still in their containers, all bear price tags, and all are for sale. You can see at a glance what goes, with what, whether sun or shade is needed. If you enter from St Albans St (No. 7), the entrance is well marked with ample off-street parking for your convenience. Please feel free to wander and browse before making your selection^ —Roger Southcott is on hand to assist with advice, etc. SHAKESPEARE S GARDEN NURSERY. 184 Papanui Road. Phone 559-571. The need for good basic children’s clothes is obvious to all mothers. Which is why we all like the good “basics” at SIMON AND SARAH. They are tough, durable, practical. The fabric, the finish, the cut, is the best . . . e.g. jeans by Jag (good stocks all sizes). Also bv Jag—clown dungarees in brown cord with contrast trim—fun and very practical. Pinafore dresses in Texan cord from Susan and Samuel have wrap skirts, adjustable straps and practically grow with your daughter, and their range of scrub denim (dark green, olives, blues) dungarees, pinafores and trousers have EVERYTHING you could want in children’s clothes • - • including a more than reasonable price tag. Only at SIMON AND SARAH, 203 Papanui Road. Phone 557-511. f neutral plus ) I admit to some fanaticism re tea towels. I loathe cheap rags, prefer linen or linen mixes. So was delighted to see the Irish linen centre stripe tea towel in again at NEUTRAL PLUS, and the super tea towels from the Habitat shops in London—with all-over patterns of teapots, cocoa mugs or wine glasses. BREAD and SPAGHETTI storage bags and the popular large white rice-paper light shades are also in again if vou have been waiting. Wedding present ideas: Italian rock crystal glasses in sets of six with some at the old price ($16.20), or Sabatier Knives . . . these are French and there are boning, fillet, vegetable knives plus carving sets. For yourself, a glass ball for fresh coffee beans. NEUTRAL PLUS, 225 Papanui Road. ( MERIVAbEiFOOTIVEAR ] Even the fussiest of children will be happy with school shoes from MERIVALE FOOTWEAR. They sell the complete soft sole range of “Charlies”— Browns, Kats, and the new Mates; Clarks, Nomads, and Treks, and the heavy duty Norvics. And mothers, Mr and Mrs Ablett are very good at knowing what really fits and what doesn’t. For the posture conscious adult, the new Terra-tred shoe is a must. In a rich caramel, these “natural” shoes are a boon to the, oh-my-aching-back-feet-and-legs folk. Also new at MERIVALE FOOTWEAR, ?. very pretty dress shoe by Cilla with the new low cone heel in burgundy or black, and the leather crepe—sole scuff by Billie. MERIVALE FOOTWEAR, 202 Papanui Rd. Phone 558-353. [Oles enfants 1 Tidv children are nice to live with. So are tidy bedrooms. LES ENFANT do their bit—they insist children should enjoy their own room. They have linen bags masquerading as toy soldiers or country cottages; hotty covers, cushion covers, pillow cases personalised with HUGE initials; cord and velvet scatter cushions with appliqued children! For pretty beds they have Swedish lace spreads in white or ecru, and patchwork padded over-quilts. They have imported fabrics in bold patterns, practical colours for curtains, spreads, and duvet covers. Their welldesigned beds and bunks by “Barrows” and “Kings, Paddington” have all sorts of nooks, crannies and pockets for storage or hidey-holes. LES ENFANT, Merival Mall. Phone 559-618. [[. J The country casuals by Jag are in in—just in time for Easter in the country or at the bay. Their trousers are a soft jumbo cord in the wearable, lovable colours of soft plum, gentle mulberry, pale caramel, creamy white. Wear with OLIVIA’S new knitted cardigan/jackets (very casual, very vogue) for top quality looks. If you are going to Races and/or Weddings you will have to up-tempo the image. OLIVIA’S have a superb new range of suits and dresses in imported (French) jacquard silk and . crepe de chine. Classic beautiful Chanel styles for mothers and aunts of bridal parties. For sassy guests and Member’s Stand-ers, knockout looks with deep deep necklines and here to there splits. Clothes for the elegant and elegantly daring at OLIVIA’S, 186 Papanui Road. Phone 554-749. N.Z.AJ.D. 7 1 Hand-printed papers using pale colours have been difficult to find. However, JEAN PRITCHARD has a new collection of “Persuasion” wall-papers available, that have lovely classic pales incorporated into original designs and patterns. The studio also carries the | full collection of grass-papers. JEAN PRITCHARD has many treasures and decorator touches for your J home—a magnificent pair of solid English brass 7 table lamps by Peerage; a most unusual Chinese j urn table-lamp in greenish bronze, and three deli- | cate hand-painted Italian table-lamps with plain 1 chintz shades. There are ceramic umbrella stands in j vivid .turquoise, tapestry cushions, and some sump- ’ tuous, elegant Flokati floor rugs. JEAN PRITCHARD, 1 7 St Albans Street. Phone 554-679. If you wish to advertise in this column please contact Kate Fraser, Press ■. Advertising Dept, 790*940. Ext. 884.