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Press, 30 May 1981, Page 13

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! SENIOR CITIZENS | | (OVER sO's WELCOME) g | HURRY!HURRY!HURRY! | B BRISBANE and CAIRNS FOR 21 DAYS - COST $1695. H ® DEPARTS 7th JULY. B | DAY 1: CHCH/BRISBANE/HERVEY BAY. DAY 2: ROCKHAMPTON. DAY 3: MACKAY (2 1 S NIGHTS). DAY 4: SIGHTSEEING. DAY 5: TOWNSVILLE (2 NIGHTS}. DAY 6: CRUISE TO ■ MAGNETIC ISLAND. DAY 7: CAIRNS (4 NIGHTS). DAY 8: KURAN DA TRAIN AND BARRON S i GORGE. DAY 9: PORT DOUGLAS AND VISIT REPTILE ZOO. DAY 10: FREE OPTIONAL i fl GREEN ISLAND. DAY 11: FLY BRISBANE THEN COACH TO CALOUNDRA (3 NIGHTS). DAY 8 g 12: FREE. DAY 13: SIGHTSEEING. DAY 14: COACH TO SURFERS PARADISE. DAY 15: SEA S S WORLD AND BIRD LIFE PARK. DAY 16: VISIT TWEED HEADS AND VISIT PACIFIC FAIR, § g DAY 17: FREE. DAY 18: COACH TO BRISBANE. DAY 19: FREE SHOPPING. DAV 20: VISIT | @ PINEAPPLE PLANTATION. DAY 21: HOME. £0 This cost includes ail air fares, accommodation (with private facilities), all meals, sightsee- S H ing, all departure taxes, cabin bag, coach travel throughout, free transport from your home ■ ra and back again and comprehensive insurance (covers strike, etc). g @ STAY PUT SURFERS PARADISE AT THORNTON TOWERS, g B 22 DAYS, $767. DEPARTS 13th JUNE. § 0 Christchurch/Christchurch, includes airfares, coach transfer and i g accommodation. g 3 THORNTON TOWER MOTEL: 3 minutes walk from the beach and in the centre of Surfers Paradise, jg n Offers fully equipped kitchen and laundry, private shower and bath, colour TV and wall to wall g “ carpets. All units have a private sun balcony. “ H ■ g] h /f J FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: | I fi ANN CUNNINGHAM TRAVEL | I 3rd FLOOR, C.M.L. BUILDING, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. | g P.O. BOX 4337, CHRISTCHURCH. PHONE 7954)13 f —— ■■■«■— in nr Celebrate Queen's Birthday weekend — for only $1.99? . However enjoyable, 3 days of riotous revels is difficult on $1.99 and is not really what we intended. But we do zsTl* have some things special, for $1.99, which will give .ffij pleasure lasting long after the weekend. Lovely pink-flowered Chinese primulas are in flower now with a succession of dainty flower spikes to follow. They don't mind a cold room or a dark corner, although a stronger plant will develop in good light. Use them to light up every corner of the,room, every room of the home if you wish. You’ll probably be asked what you're celebrating!. And if that's not enough our ornamental red and yellow peppers will do the trick. Placed on your kitchen window ledge you'll Chinese Primula, $1.99. have winter cheer till Spring. a Our little Rubber trees will ' stretch your I's further.' ■ They are already 30 ems high and healthy, dark glossy-green. Next f - year at this time they'll be three * times as tall and probably worth • bXV' double the price. If you prefer to . ‘ have it growing in a hand-made ■ 7 pottery pot, use our free pot-on- .aaEMjllr the-spot service and choose your VHlff i own container from the selection ■ ■ - 7 ' l by craftsmen such as Brent Firkin Red and Yellow Pepper, RubberTreess2.99 and Trevor Briggs. $1.99. Planting strawberries? Make sure you pick the berries! Gardenway's guide - 'to a really good strawberry crop for you this year. Plant them in well drained soil which ® hasn't grown strawberries for at least 4 years. I J Alternatively, sterilize the soil with "Basamid." The bed I will only produce good crops over its 3 year life if fertility J f is high. Fork in a 10—15 cm layer of well rotted compost, sprinkle over with ground limestone and rake in a general (or strawberry) fertilizer. Ridging the rows slightly helps drainage and a black polythene mulch will keep the / >1 plants weed free and the fruits clean. Gardenway stock a fl special grade of polythene for this purpose and demonstrate its use. \ 1 / Remove older strawberry plants from the garden as they 11/ could be a likely source of virus disease which would I i i shorten the productive life of the bed and reduce the • 7 111 crop. Gardenway's Red Gauntlet plants are produced in \ | J isolated rearing plots to meet the high standards \ 1 l necessary for commercial fruit production. Fresh plants t weekly, $1.75 per 10. I Strawberries do grow on trees, you know. The "strawberry tree" solved the space problem for hundreds of Gardenway customers last year. See it demonstrated at each branch. You can have a whole strawberry plot in a space less than 1 /z m 2 . Strawberry trees only $1.69. Aunt Madge says, "Gardenway has everything for success with strawberries - except the cream." -p— — L Gardenway I open 7 days and holiday Monday