O'NEILL'S BUCKJUMPERS.
1 The interest manifested in- the advent to Feilding to-morrow of this highly popular equestrian organisa- . tion "is widespread, every indication pointing to a splendidly successful opening. Eulogistic reports are to N hand from the principsl towns of the Wairarapa, Palmerston, where the company are now touring with conspicuous success. In addition to those intrepid horsemen^Ernie, Sid and Yin. O'Neill, the %)mbination consists of no less than 29 performers, and a stud of 80 "outlaws" and highly trained ponies. A feature of the nightly exhibitions will be the open riding competitions for amateur riders, the, management promising those who oan sit a bnckjum* per the sum of £1 per minute. Tho huge watertight marquee, which is capable of seating 2000 persons, wffl be erected on the site immediately facing the Empire Hotel. The company will play a* Marten on Saturday. '
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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 296, 20 June 1907, Page 2
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