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IOPEN SATURDAY I 9.30 -12.30 ■ I 0 LITRE PAILS ■ 4 seasons ra and STEELITE I ONLY I I® Ji $39.95 I •St W SAVE I T ■ up B T*"' * TO <25 I - ; WH ; I SMITH a SMITH g SYDENHAM AND MERIVALE ONLY ■ (AO4 Colombo Street) (Opp. Merivale Mall) g| i“A SENIOR CITIZENS | 1 ' JSZ NO HIDDEN COSTS I S AU TOURS INCLUDE AU MEALS, SIGHTSEEING, ACCOMMODATION WITH PRIVATE FACILITIES PLUS g WE PICK YOU UP FROM YOUR HOME ANYWHERE IN CHRISTCHURCH ANO RETURN YOU HOME. g 0 NORFOLK ISLAND TOUR ® | 3 DAYS $835. Departs 14 June, 5,9, July, 9, 16, August, 1983. | 3 Days of sightseeing including historic buildings. 5 days of Leisure, Shopping Trips and Relaxing. Ij| I NORTH ISLAND PANORAMA TOUR ■ 0 14 Days $695. Departs 11, 25 March, 3, 17 April. ® H Dey 1: Kaikoora to Picton — cruise scenic Queen Charlotte Sounds to Wellington. Day 2: Thru Masterton to Hastings g B Day 3: Napier sights then Waroa to Gisborne (Orange Grove). Day 4: Thru rugged bush, over streams and rivers, past ■ Lakes Rotorua and Rotoiti to Rotorua. 2 nights Day 5: Fun day sights indutfeg Whakarewarewa thermal pods. Day ” @ 6: Thru Waikato, Hamilton to Waiwera (Links Resort Hotel) on beach with thermal pools. Day 7: to Historic Bay of R H islands — Waitangi Treaty House, Shipwreck Museum, Chick and Champagne Cruise, Day 8: North to Cape Reinga ■ ® Lighthouse and retwn via 90 mie beach to Kaitaia. Day 9: To Whangarei — Chapmans Docks then Auckland (2 £ @ rights). Day 10; City Sights. Afternoon free. Day 11: South to Waitomo Caves — then New Plymouth (Devon Motor ■ B Lodge). Day 12: Thru Wanganui to Porirua. Day 13: Sightseeing WeSngton then cruise Cook Strait to Picton.. Day 14: g g Southwards again and home. £ I AUSTRALIAN 4 CAPITALS TOUR J 0 19 Days — Cost $1285 Departs 20 April K § Day 1: Ry to Sydnsy, Stay Kings. Cross (2 nights). Day 2: Sightseeing city and Opera House. Afternoon Capt Cook I H Cniha. Day 3: Coach to Canterra. Dry 4: Sightseeing Canberra Day 5: Through Snowy Mountains to Alpina Yfage g =: thence Snowy Mountains Hytta Scheme. On the OBxry. Day 6: Through to Murray Valey to Swan Hi. Visit the ■ Si Prow VSaga. Day 7: Visit Historic ‘lyntyndgsr Homestead" then to Midura. Day 8: Along ths Murray River to the ■ ® Barasssa Vafey for lunch at a winery. Thanes to Adefcida (3 nights). Day S: City sights, baeutitd Adeiaida. Day 10: g S Tojhy to Bafeet. Day 12: Sightseeing historic Sovereign Hi - a uregue completely restored and functioning minhg ■ Gl town as st its heyday. Afternoon ride to Mdbouma (3 nights). Dry 13: Morning sights Mefcouma hcUng Capt ■ g Cook's Cottage. Day 14: Free day. Day 15: Into the courtry to teautihj Lake Entrance. Day 16: Through beautiful R H scenery coastal towns to Narooms. Day 17: On to Syttoey (2 nights), Day 18: Free Day. Day 19: Fly home. g 1 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PHONE, WRITE OR CALL ANNE OR ANGELA S H SUNBEAM TOURS LTD » ® Room 6, Ist Floor, NAME 4 E H Dominion Building, ADDRESS g » Cathedral Square, ■ | Phone 63-560, 68-380 S I P.O. Box 697, CHRISTCHURCH. Bonded Member of TAANZ R

At Gardenway's Festival of the Ferns you'll see baskets and ferns 4 ... meant for each other. • Boston Lace ferns perched in wooden baskets make spectacular display at Gardenway branches. You ' can f o, * ow the same system using a ' post, room divider or even a wall. The wooden baskets are only $3.99, the ferns $3.50, $7.99 and $12.99. Ferns are much easier to look after than flowering plants and just as lovely. They're adaptable to most situations in the home. You'll find the iac y l adders of our Boston ferns reach down and give your whole I decora lift. | IF 7 * Macrame hangers,.. | convenient i and decorative. 9 Macrame has the advantage of displaying plants jXI to perfection without taking up valuable floor or shelf space. Gardenway has macrame in a variety of styles and sizes made from high quality rot proof cord. ' The Birds Nest Fern is a favourite all around the Pacific. The bold strap leaves are shown here in contrast with the fern Filigree above. Both ferns J enjoy the same conditions. But come along, try your own ideas, at Gardenway we encourage you to mix and match containers. Birds Nest Ferns are $3.99, $5.99, $12.99 and $20.00. Helen McGregor's pretty little baskets ® - are also practical. ® 1 You'll see Ferns matched 3 * with her baskets at all -Gardenway branches. We think the Maidenhair fern is su P erb in her wh,te P ainted 7 ound,, ' basket. However,' her caneware is also displayed in natural, stained, red, blue, yellow and white. Painting has been most carefully carried out for lasting elegance. They're practical too as you II find out. Each is designed to fit and- hide a standard plastic pot and to hold a saucer steady. From only $3.50. Maidenhair Fern in "round" basket. "One good fern deserves another." Is Gardenway's new free leaflet. It's not an encyclopaedia of ferns, but a few well chosen words to put you on the right track. It's revised, up to the minute and has hints for culture indoors and out. fSGardenway open 7 days