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Z/" Xj. The furnishing of your home is an Zy z” \\ important undertaking. If you are r : X seeking help or inspiration in this v I xFO# area we are suro you wi!l find our g | special settings of Indoor and Out- ? a-n™, door Furnishings most interesting. K ” J These settings can be viewed in our bHBR 'fIwI MX 1 Furnishing Section until Saturday, ffi B 6th August. | end | GARDEN | | : I _ r- - X Studies a < rz I aTuaies br Mr Hans Lundin -We present a varied and unusual. \ • . .collectionof Earthenware Pottery, / All preitou, .work has only bean . j / retail'showing of this• collection of: . - |z' II RfflaStSßZ L : • ■ iJi i Z.j By M wIBEn Bl ; > MR HANS LUNDIN was born in (— ———— • ' -Tvl Sweden and first made pottery i Jl| under the tuition of Mr Stig Lindberg f in Stockholm. He went to England I Call and view our I and trained under Mr M. Sommers representative range of ■ (a former pupil of Mr Bernard Leach) j Poolside and Indoor/ ; at Addison Gardens College, LonOutdoor Furniture con- don end came to New Zealand in J structed in the latest 1565. . powder-coated finishes ? or in natural red cedar. Apart from two private exhibitions in I Displayed are: five-piece | N ew Zealand (the last being in 1977) J Terrace Setting made in ; he has accepted only private comI western red cedar and missions, most of his work being ex- | the latest 'Namco' ; ported to England, U.S.A., Australia I 'Sovereign' Poolside and Sweden. Setting Samples con- | He has exhibited, by request, at the structed in heavy , National Gallery, Wellington gauge, powder-coated | through The Academy of Fine Arts, aluminium. 1 All Furniture on display .] I | can be ordered through f This Earthenware Display is now * our Furniture Depart- I showing in our China Er Glassware 1 ment, Ground Floor, for | Department on the Ground Floor I { the coming Summer ; and in one of our City Mall J season. Windows. ftp. 1 J I 8 ★ ★ ★ I ' Designed s P rin 9 in Mind... I - Knitted, Cotton-Blend 1... I Co-ordinates by 'Glamis' B s 4 w fl ‘fX’ I Y °u W 'H f> nd this Jacket M bdX I and Skirt comfortably cool Xi J; Z/X RUIZ •’ZJa'.JJifi* I on warmer days, fashioned LaZZ Z HZ' from a blend of 40% cotton. 30% linen and 30% MBF. ■' I acrylic. Styled for versatile KHniWI 82 / tV. they are smart whether H m worn ,nde P endent °f one ■ M another or teamed. Their VM j‘ neutral toning can be ac’1 cessorised with any other B Niviy jyz? wrffrgk shade and highlights their B'-’HW 1 t\ surface texture and fancy, a pKf V, .i. \ knitted patterning. Easy to Imlßi -Z- ' care for, both garments are HHI ZiZil ■'* .-1 \ hand-washable and require W \ little ironing. TOHii|A fcxi- —Xx \ —— ■ . Bw ' I * ,,ustrate: B» • ' A neat ’ edge-to-edge Jacket, W I $5595 18 in SiZSS 87 tO I ° 2cm - ra A four-gore Skirt with an elasticised K B ' waistline and full lining. Sizes 67 to O I 82cm ’ $55 ’ 95 ’ | Casualwear — First Floor. B v Window Display - City Mall. M Bls bi'fZ A selection available at our Timaru bLuiFt®i House - • Mail Orders and Teleorders are welcome. Please write Private Bag, ‘■' ■ I T;,-CXtIZZ' Christchurch or 'phone 797-400 and ’ k r. ,'Zp : Z— ask f° r 'Teleorder'. | I City Mall, Christchurch.