O'NEILL'S BUCKJUMPERS:

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13462, 29 June 1907, Page 7

O'NEILL'S BUCKJUMPERS:

The advent to Now Plymouth of tho unique entertainment as given by the noted New Zealand horsemen, the O'Neills, who come direct from A tho Christchurch Exhibition, has been fixed for Wednesday next, the location being the central site opposite St. Joseph's, Devon Street. The season is limited to one night only, owing to the previously arranged dates having to be filled, and horse 'bompetitions for local riders will'be iritrocp^ced. The company numbers 30 people and 40 horses and ponies are carried, while comfortablo seating accommodation for 2000 people is provided in a lruge 'well-lighted- aWWaterproof tent. Besid.es tfye O'Neills, whose reputation -as rough-riders is so wellknown throughout New Zealand, Mexican Bill, an expert in lariat-throwing, Miss Burton, the champion lady rider of New Zealand, the Exhibition champion rough-riders, the two acrobatic clowns, and Jimmy Krew, the boy champion rideiv make up a very novel and entertaining programme.