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But...then you take a closer look and realise that not everything has been included. OH NO!
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But...then you take a closer look and realise that not everything has been included. OH NO!
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Gates open at 9am Free bus from Tokoroa to Putaruru
Axemans Carnival, Big Boys Toys, Bicycle challenge, Agricultural Machinery, Photo comp, Piano smashing competition, Classic Cars, Rides for Children...Foooooood... Displays and stalls, TCOS Safety Car, Musical entertainment by The … View moreGates open at 9am Free bus from Tokoroa to Putaruru
Axemans Carnival, Big Boys Toys, Bicycle challenge, Agricultural Machinery, Photo comp, Piano smashing competition, Classic Cars, Rides for Children...Foooooood... Displays and stalls, TCOS Safety Car, Musical entertainment by The Cambridge Brass Band, Spellbound Duet, and a Talent Quest, Donkey Rides, Top Team Competition, Community Health & Well Being, Rawleighs and so very much more.
A fun day out for the whole family
The competition : A team of 4 people. Each person has a weapon of their choice, no power tools. Safety glasses must be worn, to destroy a piano
Pianos will be taken off a trailer and demolished, pieces must fit through a toilet seat and be put back on the trailer.
You will need to provide
-a … View moreThe competition : A team of 4 people. Each person has a weapon of their choice, no power tools. Safety glasses must be worn, to destroy a piano
Pianos will be taken off a trailer and demolished, pieces must fit through a toilet seat and be put back on the trailer.
You will need to provide
-a name for your group. - The name of the team leader
- an email address and a list of your weapons of destruction..
Give Lee a call 07 883 7272 or info@prideinputaruru
This Saturday 9 - 4
Photo competition $200 prize
Theme : Putaruru, water, fun
Contestants : 15 years plus
Size of photos : A4plus - must be framed.
Black and white and/or colour. All work must be original and delivered to the Pride in Putaruru office #2 overdale rd, Putaruru by 3.30pm Friday… View moreThis Saturday 9 - 4
Photo competition $200 prize
Theme : Putaruru, water, fun
Contestants : 15 years plus
Size of photos : A4plus - must be framed.
Black and white and/or colour. All work must be original and delivered to the Pride in Putaruru office #2 overdale rd, Putaruru by 3.30pm Friday 24th February.
Entry form on the pride in Putaruru website through The Prattler.
Every photo should have the completed details firmly attached to the back of the entry and PIP reserves the right to publish the photos.
Photos can be picked up at the festival from the show tent after 3.30. ID may be required when picking up.
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What: Animal rights protest at the Waikato Rodeo
Who: Direct Animal Action
New Date: Saturday 11th March 2017, 1pm
Where: Kihikihi Domain, Corner of Grey & Dick Streets, Kihikihi, Te Awamutu
Animal rights activists from Direct Animal Action were planning to protest outside the Waikato Rodeo … View moreWhat: Animal rights protest at the Waikato Rodeo
Who: Direct Animal Action
New Date: Saturday 11th March 2017, 1pm
Where: Kihikihi Domain, Corner of Grey & Dick Streets, Kihikihi, Te Awamutu
Animal rights activists from Direct Animal Action were planning to protest outside the Waikato Rodeo tomorrow but instead are celebrating itsPostponement due to weather conditions.
“We’re really relieved the rodeo has been cancelled tomorrow. The wet weather severely increases the risk of injury to already stressed animals forced to perform in the arena,” says Amie Wolken spokesperson for Direct Animal Action.
On their Facebook page, the Waikato Rodeo have announced their rain-date as Saturday 11th March.
“We’ll be there in full force protesting for the animals on their rain-date. Footage shot at the Mid-Northern Rodeo recently exposed shocking abuse of animals including teenage cattle repeatedly shocked with electric prodders.
“We have no doubt similar types of abuse will go on at the Waikato Rodeo because this type of behaviour is intrinsic to rodeo,” says Ms Wolken.
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