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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1493, 23 November 1874, Page 3

QREA.T AMERICAN CISCUS Has arrived per s.s. Wonga Wonga. THIS CHAMPION COMPANY OF THE WORLD WILL OPEN IN AUCKLAND ON TTIE MARKET RESERVE* Market House, MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 23, MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 23. This magnificent Equestrian Company comprises the STAR RIDERS OF THE WORLD, Also, NEW SENSATIONAL BARE-BACK RIDERS, EQUESTRIANS, ACROBATS, JUGGLERS, GYMNASTS, EQUILIBRISTS, CLOWNS, LKAPERS, JBSTERS, CONTORTIONISTS, VAULTBRS, AND CHAMPION TUMBLERS, Comprising the following Artistes :— GEORGE GILHAM, Undisputed Champion Eare-back Rides of the World MR J. LEWIS, Great Star Bareback Rider of America MDLLE. FANNY YEOMANS, The Daring American Equestrienne MISS KATE WALLACE, Tha Fairy Equeitrienne and Gem of the Arena. MASTER J. ROMEO, Somersault Equestrian and Gymnast MDLLE. GRACIE, The [Lady with the Iron Teeth, the greatest wonder of the age SENOR A. GONZALES, Champion Double Somersault Thrower and Tumbler of the world. Both those high-class artisSes are late of Chiarini's Rojal Italian Circus. ARTHUR TURNER, American Voltigeur, Tumbler, Acrobat, &c. MR T. BIRD, Celebrated Contortionist and Equestrian MR F. SEYMOUR, Tho Funny Clown and Original Jester MR R. HUTCHINS, The Peerless Gymnast and Modern Milo SIGNOR SALVARIO, Spanish and Mexican Scene Rider MR J. BARLOW, Vocalist and Comedian MR T. KING, Favourite Equestrian. The American Company's Stnd consists of HIGHLY-TRAINED HORSES AND TRICK PONIES ; Also, THE EQUINE WONDERS, Black Bjess, Pkincess, ahd ' Brilliant. MONDAY NEXT, NOV. 23, DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK! DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK ! Ob, THE LIFE AND DEATH OF BONNY BLACK BESS. SPLENDID BRASS BAND^ WITH CHOICE SELECTIONS. ' The above Splandid Company will perform in their Marquee, which will be comfortably seated and brilliantly lighted with gas. Prices of Admission :—Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 3s ; Pit, 2s. Children half-price to all parts of the House. MR J. BLOW, Treasurer ; THOMAS L. KING, Agent. QITY HALL. MADAME HOLLER'S GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT WILL BE HELD THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, NOV. 23, To commence at 8 o'clock. PROGRAMME: Overture—'The Young Musicians ' —Artillery Band Part Song- 'In Elvenssi IS on V'ha'—(La Sonnambnla) Song—' Strangers Yet '-(Claribel) Song—'The Captive Greek Girl'—(J. W. Hobbs) Solo- (Clarionette) ' Anna Bolena '—(Donizetti) Song—' The Mariner and his Barque '— (Maiitana) Duett—' Norma ' Song—'ln Happy Moments'—(Wallace) Cavatina—' Anelando '— (Mallard) Madame Moller Part 11. Part Song—'Per Te' D'lmmenso Gubilo'—(Lucia di'Lammermoor) Song—' Far Away' Piano Duett (Performed on two pianos) 'Grand Caprice Hongrois'—Madame Moller and Mr Stubbing Song—' The Arabs Farewell to his Steed '—(Blockley) Song—(Comic) ' Fie, for Shame '—(W. H. Hunt) Quartette—' The Spinning Wheel '—(Martha) Song—'Sing me an English Song' Cliroua—' II Destin '—(Hugaenois) God Save the Queen. Admission, 23. Tickets may be h* dof Messrs. Wayte, Upton, and Turrell, Queen-street. OPORTS ! SPORTS ! SPORTS ! ELLERSLIE GARDENS. The Manager announces that , "GRAND ATHLETIC FESTIVALS _ Will be held at ELLERSLIE GARDENS ON THE 26th DECEMBER (BOXING DAY), AND SN THE Is^JANUARY, 1875, (NEW YEAR'S DAY). For the purpose of attracting competitors from a distance, VALUABLE PRIZES will be offered for Running (short and long distances), Jumping, Throwing the Hammer), and other feats of activity and strength. Full programmes will be published in a few days. TEONMONGEY AND HARDJL WARE.—CLEARING SALE of Stock on Premises, 62, Queen-street. No Reasonable Offer Refused. Premises to Let. Few Days Longer. Balance at Auction. CORN EXCHANGE. SUGAR, SUGAR, and GOLDEN SYRUP. Ex Otago, from Melbourne. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from Messrs Joshua Bros. & Co, to offer for sale by public auction, on arrival of the barque OtagO, 10,286 mats Sugar > From the Yarraville iO casks Golden Syrup J Sugar Refinery. Samples sow on view at the Booms of the Auctioneer