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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17740, 17 April 1923, Page 12

Thrills for Thousand Wonderful feats of Dare-Devilry at tho = GREAT WILD WES CARNIVA of the Canterbury Agricultural & Pastoral A? ' -I'M Addington Showgroun on.. SATURDAY NE j ' APRIL 21st Something original, something interesting, something daring, .will be. Great Carnival lasting from morning till night. See the Wild Outlaw Horses See the Forty Wild Bullocks from Way Back. Then come and patch your skill and daring on them —■ come and ride v the world's champions, Jack Smith and Jim Duncan. . . Prizes of £5 and £2 will be awarded to the best two riders in the BuckJumping Class: YOU WILL SEE SOME Hair-Raising Stu: IF YOU ARE THERE. boy Then there will be Bullock Riding for Women, Calf Riding for under 15; Pony Events for Children, Highland Dancing, Games of Skill Side Shows galore, and a Great Collection of Live Freak ■ * ' * ■ j Do not miss seeing Baby Bliss on Horseback in the* great Draught Trot for men of 15 stone or over. Would you like a ride in the Bullock Waggon? That is the way.*c grandfathers rode. ' Don't Fail to See the Senior Rugby Football Mate Between leading teams in C.R.U. Competition And also the .V ; Great Stock Dri Talk about Fun in the Stock Yard. - - * Everything from sheep and bullocks to cabbages andeggs will be sft| Come one! Come all!! And enjoy yourselves from morn till this greatest, gayest,, and most thrilling of Carnivals. Thousands thousands will be there thousands from the city will join the : haj thousands from the country. If you can't come by aeroplane, thei\ come by motor car, .and i can't come by motor car or tram car or train, then walk, and if you can't come in a push-chair—but get there. You will enjoy this day of pit days, and in addition will help the Canterbury A. & P. re-building scheme. POPULAR PRICES: Adults V- Children €l $1 'twv ■ ■ jj&Mi LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEA BOOTHS. Motor Cars park in Trotting Grounds off Lincoln Road.