W EBEHH HMK ffll EM 1970 NEW ZEALAND PLOUGHING CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE Atlantic FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY 17&18 AT MOMONAfMMILES FROM DUNEDIN) TWO ACTION DAYS On Friday see New Zealand’s leading ploughmen in action on a half acre stubble, plot. On Saturday they tackle a half acre of lea grassland. Who will be chosen to represent New Zealand at the World Championships to be held in Denmark? These two action-filled days will decide! Make sure you’re there! 1 1 Entertainment ? JfcsT '” d 1 THE ACTIONS HERE . - Map shows location of the Property of // P *car Park Mr. J. I. Nichol,“Taurima”, Momona, / / sB stubb|e site of the Atlantic Silver Plough \\ (/ w Final for 1970. ll £ LLU FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY In addition to the interest and excitement of seeing New Zealand's leading ploughmen competing for the coveted Atlantic Silver Plough Trophy and the honour of representing New Zealand in Denmark, there is a full x / / J programme of entertainment for all the family. // A. Of/ Dog trials, wood-chopping contests, agricultural displays, horse-drawn ploughing, mannequin Zy parades, the Silver Plough Queen Contest and / j all the fun of the fair! On Thursday, July 16, I (PyU there's the big street parade through \ A \ /j| n *’"kTj Dunedin. Definitely spectacle and entertainment you must not miss! SPONSORED BY THE ATLANTIC UNION OIL CO,(N,Z.) LIMITED
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Press, Issue 32345, 10 July 1970, Page 18
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