INCREASED ENTRIES
HAWKE’S BAY SHOW TRAINS FROM WAIROA Entries l’cr the Hawke's Bay Spring Show are greater than last year’s by 242, and total 3319. Although it will be a war-time Show, it is expected o be a distinct success, and in support of this it is stated that in 1914 the attendance at the Show was a record to that time. Tlie entries compare as follows with .hose ol' last year, the 1938 figures being given in parenthesis: —Horses, 502 (500); cattle, 268 (216); sheep, 600 (433): pigs, 64 (49); fleece wool, 43 (41); farm products, 51 (62); poultry, 230 (230); dogs, 463 (442); schools, 698 (641): sundries, 394 (452); totals, 3319 (3067). Special trains will be run from Wairoa on People’s Bay, October 19. and excursion fares will be available. A. Bluck (departed spirits). Std. IV.—Ola Boyic (Old English lady), Dawn Thompson (Peter Pan), lan McKee (sailor), D. Mclntyre page boy), and Joan Murray (Oval- ' file). Form I.—Marie Boyd (Sonja I.lenio) .1. Stewart (piraic), A. Boyd (Robin Hood), L. Svmej (sailor), P. Begley (Time lo Re-tyre), and N. Bluck (Golly Wog). Form 11— Gwen Bluck (Anne of Cleves), and B. Symes (nigger).
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20063, 9 October 1939, Page 12
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194INCREASED ENTRIES Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20063, 9 October 1939, Page 12
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