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Press, 8 November 1984, Page 36

THEl22nd CANTERBURY A&P S H NOVEMBER 7,8,9. The 1984 Canterbury Show is brimful of interesting displays and first class entertainment ★ ★ ★ ★SEE ★ ★ ★ ★ ’ • The niugiiificeni displays <if iivestcKk. • Ihe .largest, range of trade eshibiis in the. history of the Association. “ ' The Trustcehank Equestrian Teams (. haHenge Event on Tliursdav evening with top international riders. • The N.Z. Ann\ display in the Main Ring including a mock attack, the * ' „ N.Z. Army IJand and on Thursday , evening the Ceremonial Guard and' lowering of the flag. , . - • I ast. entertaining Polo. • Dressage display by some of the country s foremost exponents. • Colourful Western Performance Sj display. • Plus ihis year’s outstanding feature exhibition in Canterburv Court. i WATERSBIOF i : CANTERBURY = A fascinating and educational display based on one of our most valuable resources - water. S|xmsored by the Bank of New Zealand. Animal Nursery A favourite f EWECANA for all ages I ! Sideshows 1 AND MP J • Meals & YSlhx&ft "*®°- /kelreslimenis I lours: H . L Wednesday 7 a.in. • 5 p.m. Irf’ i -rTT-iniT T'luirsikiy 7 a.in. • 9 p.m. jiVw^^3^^^yjl ; ridav 6.3(1 a.in. • 5 pan. leave coiHiinnmsk y ’ ro,u '*i ,| « ,, a‘ J Admission: I 11 1 A Adults: $4.00 Children: $1.50