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Press, 26 May 1984, Page 70

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DINE & DANCE TONIGHT x '-.x; LUNCH 1 L 12-2 p.m. DINNER | [ 6‘9 P-FTI. A-la-carte menu with emphasis on seafood: a selection of chicken, roasts and steaks also Dine & dance to the music of THE EMBERS Wednesday through to Sunday Reservations phone 853-034 SHIRLEY LODGE MOTOR HOTEL, 112 Marshland Road

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lotwOcl 1. HISTORIC PARK 269 BRIDLE PATH ROAD, HEATHCOTE CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. 9 DAILY 10am*4.30pm • i IQQ ACRE TIME MACHINE / NEW ZEALAND’S LARGEST AND MOST DIVERSE HISTORIC PARK MUSEUM COMPLEX Being developed by 18 voluntary organisations. Admission Charge gives * Admission Charge Gives * Tarr" Ride on Tram or Train * Barbecue & Picnic Facilities ■ BILL Access to all Displays

ELMWOOD PLAYERS proudly present at the Playhouse, Fulton Ave Cabaret A masterpiece of musical theatre by Joe Masteroff, John Kander, Fred Ebb from the play of John Van Druten and Stories by Christopher Isherwood Tuesday through Saturday May 29th to June 16th at 8 p.m. Direction Barry Grant, Vocal Music John Jefferies, Instrumental Music Sue Eason, Choreography Debbie Davids.

<CHRIHCHURCH > MRRmonic SOCIETY TONIGHT 8.15 pm Christchurch Cathedral Music by HOLST, ELGAR, LANGLAIS, DURUFLE (First ChCh performance of Durufle Requiem) HARMONIC CHOIR Patricia Middleton (soprano) James Baines (baritone) Organist — Martin Sotchall Conductor — David Childs DOOR SALES from 7.30 p.m. Programmes $6 (Concessions S 4) SMORGASBORD LUNCHEON Monday-Friday & Sunday EVENING Table d’hote e Set Menu Monday-Saturday cmi/ HOTEL 1 356 OXFORD TERRACE TELEPHONE 791-180 .

QEII I LllLlf HAVE YOU BEEN BUMPED BY A BUMPER BOAT YET. IF NOT COME AND JOIN THE FUN AT QEII PARK OPEN ALL DAY SOUTHLAND UNITED YOUTH SOCIETY BREAK DANCE CHALLENGE The Southland United Youth Society would like to welcome you to the South Island Break Dance Challenge held on May 26, 1984 in the Centennial Hall, Invercargill Accommodation supplied and will sponsor Break Dancing Groups Male and Female. $lOOO prize money to competitors. Discount to United Youth Society Members.

SEE CULTURE CLUB SYDNEY ON OUR | 8 DAY PACKAGE TO INCLUDE: — ACCOMMODATION — AIR FARES EX CHRISTCHURCH — TRANSFERS TO/FROM HOTEL & CONCERT VENUE — CONCERT ADMISSION 10—17 JULY 1984 SHARE TWIN: $670.00 SHARE TRIPLE: $635.00 PLUS $4O TAX Cnr Colombo & pGtS&SOO Thomas * Cook Lei our experience be your guide