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Press, 23 July 1980, Page 5

ABOUT ANTIQUES Entries-for our Race Week antique auction Jhave really started pouring in. Monday last, was one of the busiest days imaginable as all kinds of lovely things were continually arriving. It is amazing how our patrons know, without prompting, just when to send us their consignments. No doubt they realise how important it is to get their treasures- in early, so that they can be worthily catalogued. Wednesday, August 13 is sale day, so it will assist us no end to receive further entries soon. Send them either to- Kaiapoi or. Christchurch and we will do the rest. Please phone if you have problems. It will .be an outstanding event, i- you can rest assured. R. G. BELL and CO., Auctioneers of lovely things. ■ —Advt

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