Entertainments TONIGHT GRETA VALLEY TAVERN 3 COURSE DINNER $l5 per person PLUS ENTERTAINMENT , KELVIN BOWEN Musician Please phone collect for bookings for dinner. Scargill 874. Only 1 hour north of Chch. nrORLESSE~ At Affordable Prices' For Free Tasting & For Sales OPEN SATURDAYS Il a.m.-4.30 p.m. Ph. 426-086 Jowers Road, off 5.H.73, 3km before West Melton Rugged, spectacular, gorges. White water rapids. Braided shallows. Better than Queenstown’s ‘Shotover.’ Indisputably N.Z.'s Best Jetboat Trip By Far. Guaranteed! A MIXED GRILL OF BALLETOMANIA Southern Ballet Foundation season March 1,2,3,4 only at 7pm CONCERTO Classical ballet COLLECTIONS Lighthearted contemporary OMAGE (?) uproariously irreverent $l2, $B, ss + booking fee Family & group concessions BOOK AT COURT THEATRE Ph. 666-992 LEARN TO SAIL w on the cruiser racer “Alchemy” Sailing Times - weekdays Leaving 10 a.m. Return 2 p.m. Also weekend classes For further information phone us at 849-238 or write Box 82 Lyttelton. Albi available for Skippered Charter Cruises.
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