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Press, 12 September 1987, Page 89

Cori, Coke, Frnwod PAFANUI Coal Co, under the . Styx Bridge In Farquhars Rd, for fast and slow coals including Strongman, Giles Creek, Ohal nute, and Linton. Macrocarpa, willow and pine firewood avail, ex yard sales only. Open 8 ajn. to 5 pm. Monday to Saturday. Ph. 528-552 for prompt coal deliveries. MNE and Macho spUt blocks, good supply for next year,, pine $7O p.c. Macho $BO p.c. 1 Sat and Sun. 255 Cashmere Rd, 385-085. MME dry, $B5 cord (i«cu m), free prompt delivery. Ph. Kaiapol 6535 or 6102. MNE split $BO per cord, prompt free delivery, Ph.' PROMPT delivery bone dry, pineblocks, $B5 cord. C.OD. Phone 890-518. SEPTEMBER bulk discounts, bluegum and wattle, 2 cord green $250, bone dry $3OO, single cords and mixed loads also. Ph. Solid Fuel Specialists, 588-908 or Sheffield 702. SPECIAL a cords delivered free, bone dry willow, macro, Oregon, bluegum, well split Phone 27-353 Wnd. SPECIAL. Slab wood 103 cu m (3 cord), $165 delivered, while stoflks last Ph. 428-396 or 854-219. SPLIT pine blocks by the . trailer load, 12 Calgary Place, off Edmonton Drive, off Shands Rd, open Saturday, 830 a.m. to 330 pm. WILLOW, bone dry, well split, $B5 cord. Phone 27-353 Wnd. SEPTEMBER SALE UP to 30 per cent savings on wood purchased this month only at City Firewood. Bum now or stock up for next year. For enquires or deliveries phone 599-323 or 524-725 a.h, or pickup from the mill, corner Johns/Gardiners Roads. WINTER /*\ FUELS..SWF Quality burns betteri 68 WATERLOO ROAD END OF SEASON SPECIAL Willow and macrocarpa at genuine reduced prices. Good supply available. Free deUvery or free use of our trailers. Hours: Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 pm, Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon. PHONE 497-189. Dressmaking ALTERATIONS to clothing by experts, also covered belts, buckles and buttonholes. Dress Sundries, 170 Gloucester St Ph. 63-737. KNITWEAR, pure wool machine knitted, made to measure, reas. prices, ph. 483-198. Entertainments ALEXANDER technique. Public talk and demonstration by David Moore, Stringleman Room, Public Library, September 17,7.30 p.m, $330, inquiries ph. DBH 318. ____—_—_ COLLECTORS Fair, today, 8.30 am. until 4 p.m. St Mary’s Church Hall, Papanul Road, displays of old telephones, biscuit barrels, bottles, lamps, pie funnels, cups and saucers, jelly moulds and much more. Sales tables of antiques, Cu- „ rlos, Memorabilia, admission $l. ~ ; ASHLEY GORGE HORSE TREKS A full day horse trek for adults In the foothills of the Southern Alps, with the finest, views of the Canterbury Plains, Mt Thomas forest and the mountains. Experience the beech forest, tussock hills and the rugged Ashley River gorge. It Involves some walkng, so reasonable standard of fitness required. Contact - .Pete or Christine at Oxford 24-211. ISLAND HISTORIC RESERVE • M.V. VIKING DEPARTS JETTY B LYTTELTON HARBOUR 2 P.M. DAILY PHONE LYTTELTON (28 7205), BETWEEN 8 a.m.-5 p.m. IT PAYS TO BOOK HOUSIE TODAY BUSH INN COURTS (Paddy's Grill) 40 games 1.30 p.m. start SLINGTON SPORTS CLUB