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AMUSEMENTS zoo zoo ZOO zoo MONKEYS. CROCODILES. ETC. SEE WENDY AND YOUNG PTMMS. BLUEY, WITH HIS RABBITS. DONKEY RIDES. Open Daily. Open Daily. ADMISSION: ADULTS Is. CHILDREN 6d. HANDS ROAD. ADDINGTON. S SOUTHLAND A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. NEW ZEALAND SHEARING AND WOOLHANDLING CHAMPIONSHIPS. To be held in INVERCARGILL on (THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1958. i n 1 conjunction with the Royal Show. £l6O Prize Money and Gold Medal. CLASSES: New Zealand Shearing Open Championship. Intermediate. 230 sheep per day minimum. Teams Race for teams of 3 Shearers. Wool Handling Championship. Entries close with the undersigned on Thursday. December 4, 1958. Inquiries welcome. C. M. BROAD. Secretary. Box 844. Inverc a r gi 11.2303 AMURI A. AND P. ASSN. AMURI A. AND P. ASSN. ANNUAL SHOW, MARCH 7, 1959 ANNUAL SHOW. MARCH 7. 1959 Intending Entrants are advised that the Schedule has been revised and a Wool Section has been reinstituted. Schedules will he available prior to Christmas, and will be posted to those applying to the Secretary, DENIS T. AGER, Box 108; 143 Hereford st., Chch. 6499 AMURI A. and P. ASSN. AMURI A. and P. ASSN. ANNUAL SHOW: MARCH 7, 1959. ANNUAL SHOW: MARCH 7. 1953. The following are the Wool Classes reinstituted in the Schedules:— HOGGET WOOL: Class 1: Halfbred or Corriedale Ram. Class 2: Halfbred or Corriedale Ewe. Class 3: Three-quarterbred Ewe. Class 4: Halfbred or Corriedale, sheep depasturing on tussock country. EWE WOOL: Class 5: Merino. Class 6: Halfbred or Corriedale. Class 7: Three-quarterbred. Class 8: Halfbred or Corriedale, sheep depasturing on country 1500 ft or higher. RAM WOOL: Class 9: Halfbred or Corriedale. 8147 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL MUNICIPAL CONCERTS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23. 1958 3.30 p.m.—Scottish Society’s Pipe Band: Botanic Gardens. Derrv’s Brass Band: Thomson Park. 8.15 p.m —Band Ist Canterbury Regiment: City Rotunda. 265? PROVINCIAL PIPE BANDS’ PROVINCIAL PIPE BANDS’ CONTEST CONTEST SOUTHBRIDGE DOMAIN SOUTHBRIDGE DOMAIN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1998 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1958 Commencing ».3O a.m. PROGRAMME INCLUDES: Street March, Quickstep, DrumMajor’s Display, Staff Flourishing. Massed Bands and Selections. ADMISSION: Adults 2s. Children la. Can la. Hot Water Available 2510 WAIMATE A. AND P. ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW, ANNUAL SHOW ANNUAL SHOW TODAY TODAY TODAY Excellent Entries of Stock!! SideShows Galore!! Hot water, morning and afternoon teas, and luncheon available. Car Parking for all—with hot water facilities. Non-members, across the road; Members, in the Grounds. Sheep Dog Trials from 8.30 a.m. Horse Events from 9.30 a.m. GRAND PARADE. 2 P.M. WAIMATE KENNEL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW. N.Z.R. Buses leave Post Office, Waimate. 10.30, 11.00, 12.45, and 1 p.m. Special Buses from Timaru and Oamaru. Popular Prices: Adults 2/8. Children Is, Cars 2s Bd. DANCE. OLYMPIA HALL. TONIGHT. 2514 NORTH PARADE MORNING TODAY. 22nd AFTERNOON TODAY. 22nd EVENING TODAY. 22nd FAIR FAIR FAIR FAIR STALLS, open 1.30 p.m.: FAIR . FAIR Work, FAIR Produce and Plants, FAIR Cakes. Sweets. ! FAIR Babywear, Toys. FAIR FAIR i FAIR 1 FAIR AMUSEMENTS, open 10 a.m.: FAIR FAIR Merry-go-Round, FAIR Noddy Train, 1 FAIR Pony Rides, FAIR Side-shows. - FAIR FAIR FAIR FAIR ENTERTAINMENTS: FAIR FAIR Escapologist. FAIR Half-hour Concerts. FAIR Pipe Band. i FAIR FAIR ’ FAIR : FAIR CLOSES 10 P.M. FAIR FAIR FAIR FAIR In Aid of Gymnasium. FAIR FAIR FA1R2505 ' THINKING OF A HOLIDAY! An Advertisement tn "THE PRESS’’ - I H h PRESS’’ "Holiday ana Hotel Accommodation" "Holiday and Hotel Accommodation" Column Column Will Solve Your Accommodation Problem.