THE LAP TABLE A pleasing gift for all ages AVAILABLE FROM: DIC LTD DEPT STORE SMITHS CITY SAVE THE CHILDREN - „ - - - FUND SHOP THE ORIGINAL I# TABU Or contact: Mrs M. Bruce. MEGRON ENTERPRISES P.O. BOX 408 CHRISTCHURCH PHONE 328-173 ■ Save $3OOO on a New 1.3 L Laser Sedan Our Price $19,995 Includes: • AWA Clarion 350 M Stereo e Mud Flaps O Headlight Covers • Registration • Fuel 19.9% Financing normal terms Fleet Deals Welcomed ■■ 524496 484-1291 Papanui Sockburn | Chipped Windscreen? / • z -L. -* fTiovusn STORED Storex can do it all for everyone in the home because Storex is strong welded steel coated with a tough clean plastic finish. UMM g|MSBSSSSSK| i*ssshi tow | saving systems View OUR display of STOREX! We also sell mobile trolleys of various colours and heights — some with fixed tops — ideal for baby's needs, children's toys, conservatory table, microwave stand to save precious ■ bench space — even BBQ areas. i Cathedral Square. Next to the Crystal PiaTß. Phone 797-139.
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