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Show Guide 1996 MELBOURNE SEPTEMBER 19• 2 9 INSIDE HOWE VACC Rural Insurance Proud Sponsors Of VACC The Royal Melbourne Show Beef Events 1996. Rural Insurance Call us on 132 800 for the cost of a local call and we'll come to you. SEPTEMBER 1996 Herald Sun u rrlt11 I, R I, 1 1 1 11 1 11 \ 1 • 11 II 11 t. I 1 11 1. r Richard McGarvie, Jeff Kennett, Governor of Victoria The Premier of Victoria elboume Showtime brings to our minds a picture of welcome warmth, beauty and abundant growth of Victoria in early ictorians will once again have the opportunity to experience a showcase MSpring. As Governor and patron of the Royal Agricultural V of what's best in Victoria at the 1996 Royal Melbourne Show. As one Society of Victoria, I welcome everyone to the 138th Royal of Melbourne's most popular events, the Show provides a perfect Melbourne Show. opportunity to promote the variety, quality and excellence of Victorian- The Show puts the finest of country Victoria in the spotlight. More produced goods to hundreds of thousands of people. Our rural communities people are discovering the fun and excitement which is the Royal Melbourne Show. Each year are significant contributors to ensuring Victoria is a prosperous and secure place for the 21st an estimated 1.5 million people flock through the Showgrounds, visiting either the Royal Show century. or the host of other year-round events staged at the venue by the Royal Agricultural Society. And while much of the Show's public attraction lies in tradition, the Society is working Through the application of technology in adding value to raw commodities, we are developing hard to ensure the event moves in step with community needs so that future generations products that suit the palates and needs of customers in under-exploited markets throughout Asia continue to catch a glimpse of what life outside the city's boundaries is really like. and the Pacific. My wife and I visit most parts of regional Victoria. New initiatives to continue its The Royal Melbourne Show is an important stage for the promotion of these products, both contribution to our culture are impressive. We can all see that at the Show. nationally and internationally. We issue an open invitation to our Open Day to view Government House and grounds on It is a showcase of our skill and determination and a belief that we must be the best at what we Australia Day, January 26, 1997, 10am to 4pm — no charge. do. Enjoy the experience of the Royal Melbourne Show — it is second to none. J.Keith Buchanan, 1996 LIBERTY SEDAN RUNOUT president, Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Limited elcome to this year's Royal Melbourne Show. W We are continuing to im- prove our facilities to make time at the Show more rewarding and enjoyable than ever. With our admission 13IJDG T price at the same level for the last five years, we believe Showtime represents a day of great value for the entire family. You will be aware of a number of changes which I'm sure will appeal to most people. Showtime heralds the unveiling of the Society's flagship — the new Show- grounds Exhibition Centre — which will accommodate over 17 corporate exhibitors including the Victorian Government Display and a range of family entertainment. And for the first time at any Royal Show in Australia, a wide range of companion animals will be on display in BUS a special, communal area providing easy and friendly FREE ON-ROAD COSTS PLUS FREE ALLOY WHEELS = $4,000 SAVINGS. access to animals for children, family groups and other Show visitors. Map spotlights Nearly half a hectare of the Showgrounds — close to Cruise control the railway station entrance — will be converted into Delay dimmer on IAMS Wonderful World of Pets, adjoining the Dog interior light -- 60:40 rear split seat Pavilion. The precinct includes dogs, cats, guinea pigs, cage birds, tropical fish, goldfish and other companion Power aerial —Velour trim creatures. Power windows We will, of course have our usual magnificent display of Australia's livestock equal to anything in the world -- Power mirrors showcased via the Rural Finance Corporation Grand Factory air-conditioning Parades. Feature breeds of livestock include Angus beef and Ayrshire dairy cattle while the feature sheep breed is Cup holders Hampshire Down. Our Show Ambassadors will be constantly moving around the Showgrounds to help patrons find their way through the multitude of exhibits and entertainment. They will be distinctly dressed thanks to K. Ritchie Riding Fuel cap Apparel in red Akubras, moleskin trousers and red holder Drizabone jackets. The Society is bringing more of the country back to the Show and will continue to do that. We aim to give you all a better facility, make you feel more welcome than ever Central locking before, and send you away wanting to come back every Power steering year for another great event. --- Michelin 5-speed manual or Have a happy Show and a great time here this year. tyres 4-speed auto " Subaru dealers across Australia are making room for RUNO 1997 models. So don't miss your chance to get a fantastic deal FREE ALLOY WHEELS FREE ON-ROAD COSTS on the multi-award winning Liberty. As well as the sedan FROM $32,740' FACTORY AIR-CONDITIONING 3 YEAR/UNLIMITED KM WARRANTY featured, you can also save heaps on other GX sedan models. CENTRAL LOCKING CRUISE CONTROL But with such huge savings, you'll have to be quick. POWER STEERING MICHELIN TYRES Animals galore 4,5 FRONT OR ALL-WHEEL DRIVE" SUBARU Yellow Brick Road 6 ONLY 200 AVAILABLE 'Recommended retail drive-away price Subaru Liberty OX front-wheel drive 5-speed manual sedan. • 'All-Wheel Drive GX models start from $35,340 drive-away. Food bonanza 7 SUBARU AUSTRALIA: (03) 9212 2522 (1800) 226 643 METROPOLITAN DEALERS: BERWICK DAVID NUTTER SUBARU 9707 2266 (LMCT 7330) CAMBERWELL WARD MOTORS Showgrounds map 16,17 9889 9088 (LMCT 8725) CITY CITY SUBARU 9347 6822 (LMCT 5964) ESSENDON ESSENDON CITY MOTORS 103) 9326 2255 (LMCT 3833) FERNTREE GULLY BURWIN AUTOMOBILES 9758 1322 (LMCT 8093) FRANKSTON CAMBUR MOTORS 9786 6900 (LMCT 8007) GEELONG GEELONG MOTOR COMPANY (052) 21 5455 (LMCT 3024) GLEN WAVERLEY GARRY ROGERS MOTORS 9560 4711 (LMCT 484) HEIDELBERG MAKIN & LUBY MOTORS 9459 3011 (LMCT 396) /AMORE MENTONE SUBARU 9583 2281 (LMCT 7863) RINGWOOD EASTDALE All the Showbags 23-31 MOTORS 9870 2255 (LMCT 6368) RURAL DEALERS: BALLARAT, BENDIGO; COLAC WEST, HAMILTON. HORSHAM; LEONGATHA; PORTLAND, SALE, SEYMOUR; SHEPPARTON, STAWELL: TRARALGON, WANGARATTA, WARRNAMBOOL; WODONGA, TASMANIA: BURNIE BURNIE SUBARU (004) 31 9199 HOBART PERFORMANCE AUTOMOBILES (002) 23 2711 LAUNCESTON WEBSTER CARS (003) 32 0620 LEIC&M SU81468MSG SEPTEMBER 1996 tt l 111111 Al 01 R Admission: Adults $12, Children (5-14) $6; Concession $9; Family (2 adults/2 children $30 First 2 Days (Sept 19-20) flat $6 entry. Special Group discounts for 10 Stars people and over are available via Nancy (03) 9281 7558. Gates: Open 9am-10pm daily . Sunday, September 29, 9am- 8.30pm. Parking: Flemington on show for Racecourse. with carcases hung up for inspection on Friday. September 27. at Gilbertson's in everyone Altona North. The main arena also plays host to judging of Australia's top bloodstock. Whether it's show jumping or dressage. HE 1996 Royal Melbourne Show Clydesdales. thoroughbreds or ponies. has this year gone to the dogs ... Innovation and the Show has every horse passion T and the cows, cats, chooks, horses, covered. sheep and alpacas and just about any- animals are a feature More than 5000 have been entered in thing else with wings, four legs and fur! 1996 classes including the biggest At Showtime between September 19 of this year's Clydesdale showing in the southern and 29, patrons will for the first time in hemisphere. stock horses, ponies and Australia see the new IAMS Wonderful bumper Royal harness categories. all to he judged on World of Pets. the main arena. .... The exposition of companion animals Melbourne Show, to A highlight on the equine Silo — which covers nearly a hectare — schedule is the Garryowen — hailed as gives patrons a close-up look at dogs, be held from Australia's top royal equestrienne event. cats, guinea pigs, cage birds, tropical This will take place on Friday September fish, goldfish, even snakes and ferrets! September 19 to 29. 20. starting 9am. The IAMS Wonderful World of Pets Another horse crowd favorite is the Clydesdales. and this sear they will be on links another Showtime innovation for feature of the show. This year will see the 1996, the Streets Walk to the Animals. display on Thursday. September 19. return of the floral clock and a bigger line This walk around the Showgrounds — Horse jumping will also be judged. up of exhibitors in the Horticulture with the Prince of Wales Cup taking clearly marked with paw prints painted Pavilion sponsored by Coles. place on Wednesday. September :5. at on walkways - visits special interactive Lovers of four-legged friends will 7pm. animal attractions like the National have plenty to see at this year's Royal Australia Bank Animal Nursery, VDIA' s Twenty breeds of sheep will also grace Melbourne Show with a huge number of Nature's Way (animal birthing centre), the Royal Show Pavilions from Satur- Pigs and People display, Farrier's Forge sheep, cattle and horses on display at the day, September 21. to Friday. September Showgrounds. plus the return of the live milking display increase in beef cattle entries — the only Royals have been invited to compete at 27. The feature sheep breed this year is presented by Barry Brown & Sons.
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