LEFT: Mr Warwick Power, of Hawarden, parades Tenterden Bess, a five-year-old Murray Grey, and her calf during the Meat and Wool Cup contest on the opening day of the 122nd Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Show at the Addington Show Grounds. Tenterden Bess won the supreme champion award in the Murray Grey class. ABOVE: Andrew Peck, aged eight, of Waimate, has a make-believe drive of a Shibauru SP1840 tractor, on display at the show. The third and final day of the show is today. The grand parade is scheduled for 2 p.m.
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91LEFT: Mr Warwick Power, of Hawarden, parades Tenterden Bess, a five-year-old Murray Grey, and her calf during the Meat and Wool Cup contest on the opening day of the 122nd Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Show at the Addington Show Grounds. Tenterden Bess won the supreme champion award in the Murray Grey class. ABOVE: Andrew Peck, aged eight, of Waimate, has a make-believe drive of a Shibauru SP1840 tractor, on display at the show. The third and final day of the show is today. The grand parade is scheduled for 2 p.m. Press, 9 November 1984, Page 13
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