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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17097, 28 February 1919, Page 10

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SPECIAL TRAINS FROM AUCKLAND. Last year 8000 people visited our Show. Everyone was pleased with it. Como this year. Bring your friends. You will never regret it. IDEAL FOR PICNIC PARTIES. '•_ Hot water provided free. \„. D. R. HAMILTON. Secretary. : WAIKATO CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL " ASSOCIATION. pRAND Y ictory Q HOW . To be held at yiCTORIA pARK, CAMBRIDGE. "VTARCH A AND r 1919. A RECORD EXHIBITION OF STOCK. A GREAT DISPLAY OF HOME INDUSTRIES, FIELD, GARDEN. AND ORCHARD PRODUCE. The most comprehensive exhibition of tho work done by returned soldiers ever displayed at an Agricultural Show in N.Z. A special programme of juvenile events for the first day. NOW, DON'T MISS THIS SHOW. THE BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST, AND , BEST EVENT OF THE SEASON. REMEMBER. CAMBRIDGE. MARCH i AND 5, 1919. , „ W. G. CARE, Secretary. Box 11. 'Phone 61. 1 TRACTOR pLOUGHING. 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