“Back in my day...” ... bicycles had. wooden, wheels and fire engines were horsedrawn. .Ferrymead has restored the history of transport and technology for you and your children, to enjoy. Visit & Ferrymead this r,, weekend. ' rz£ 10-w | LJ 4 f / 7 r3diST\ HISTORIC ¥ O \ TH I J / PARK / /I "f Q 1 269 Bridle Path. Road, Heathcote Open. 10am. — 4.sopm> daily
THE UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY presents THE ALARD QUARTET in a subscription concert series in the Teachers' College Auditorium at 3.30 p.m. on Sundays 7 and 21 June and 5 July. Each concert will consist of an 18th century quartet, a composition from Eastern Europe and a notable British work. Admission: Series $7.00. Single concert $3.50 I Students $3.50. Single concert $1.50 I Tickets may be obtained from the I Department of Extension Studies or School I of Music. For further information phone 1 Department of Extension Studies I University of Canterbury | Phone: 482-009 (Exts: 8911 or 617) j
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