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Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3205, 29 October 1880, Page 1

Amusements. mHE QNLY T^LECTKIC-LIGHTED "DIG gHOW THAT EVER CROSSED THE BRINY DEEP. THE LARGEST AND BEST CIRCUS EVER IN NEW ZEALAND. AT AUCKLAND, FIVE BAYS ONLY, COMMENCING SATURDAY, NOV. 20, REPBODUCINd AND REFLECTING ALL EA R T H'S GRANDEST MARVELS Under the resplendent glare of the Brush, Dynamo, Electric Light, used exclusively with , A GRAND CON-CORPORATION OF CIRCUS, MENAGERIE, AQUARIUM, & CONGRESS OF LIVING WONDERS1 THE ONLY SHOW THAT FAITHFULLY KEEPS ITS WORD PRESENTING KVERY FEATURE ADVERTISED, AND PERMITTING NO "PEDDLING" OR ANNOYANCK TO ITS PATRONS. First Apponranco on this Continent of tho World's j^a^^jjjS*lte^E9S?S^^^j| Tho Tlerolno Hurdlo Rider-by all Nations crowned "Quoen of tho Blazing Zone "-in her daring 70XwM^9i^^^^^^M flights upon a bare-back horse, leaping through hoop« of flro and fearless Wf/MWifltli&MfM^\\lmb\ !\W>s® ventures which require pheno- '/'</■/ ,/////»^W|pV *\ VT- \ v\ \> monal courage and skill. ' £ f'f-'p p'f l^jf T .IT \" 1A * ' i"l First Appearance of tho Adonis of the Arena, j ' /// I f phA \ Yv-. \ uT^ Jw*%\ Tho Only Seven-Uorso Rider Living. l;^1/jiii^,i..(.XLIjX,A, IT ' First Appearanco of tho Poorlesa Horse-woman, SiiiffiillMilHlP'iilllS'''i«/iN ' Tho Idual Empresa of tho ArentL "'. /\ > The Greatest or all Lidy Riders _P^^^_*» - Ml . ViK^Pl' 'tC ' The Beal'Thtul and Dashiko Gymwasts i^.'v ■ » '• ■,]::-, .\^V Jvt -Tho DeLARO SISTERS. *$}££ ~_ " ' ' i*'S^2P?» The only and Originat- Araur, Bicycle Ridkrs First Appearance of Tub Champion Acrobats of Every Climb -THE FOUR LIVINGSTONS. First Appearanco of The Great Horizontal Bar Team -DUNBAR AND RENO. First Appearance of The Most Domical op All Clowns The I/auoh-Pbovokino " PICO." First Appoaranco of The Gueat Siiakespebian Jestkr -TOM McINTYRE. First Appoaranoe of Tub Great Leaping Corps —JOHN MURTZ, BURT RICHARDSON AND DAN KIWNEDY. A REGIMENT OF ARTISTES AND AUXILIARIES, whose Names are Famous Throughout tho World, including tho Acrobatic Marvel O'DALE STEPHENS, in Feats of Equapoise. First Appearance of The 550.000 Trow, of Trained Staixions -Whose WONDERFUL FEATS ABTOUND Every Beholder Ct I? riIHOROUGHBRED QTALLIONS ' ; mx® ALL IN THE RING AT ONCE ! f^lTwllrr II ,lfl^sßßffli Makcii Like Soldiers, K\^M|Bmi Sf% YOU NBVER SAW THEIR LIKK BEFORE! tVu^VfivVM} vVJKSaSsSaa JUST AS n\g Vwtinm urn yERITABLE " Every promleo was Faithfully Kept, which is saying that it is the Best Stao won earth." : ' —" St. Louis Gloria-Democrat." (»5O TT EH:T 0P (BRAWLING -OEPTILES, A DROVB OF CAMELS I THE BABOON FAMILY I A HERD OF HUGE ELEPHANTS I AN IMMENSE. MENAGERIE I AND THE GIANT MANDRILL MONKEYS,! ALL WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. 1000 rpHRILLING J^OVELUBS!! tar THE ELECTRIC LIGHT BURNING DAY AND NIGHT. "«• ADMISSION :—Pit, 23 ; Stalls, 3s ; Dress Circle, ss. Children, (under 9 years), Half-price. Only One Ticket required to all advertised shows. 1,200 Reserved Opera Chairs. Doors open at 1 o'clock and 7 o'clock p.m. Circus perlpMnanoes one hour later. ta- SPECIAL NOTICE.-On FRIDAY NKJHT, November 19. a GRAND PYROTBOHNIOAL MAROI-3ARS STREET PARADE will be given. Ml principal thoroughfares will be traversed. The Massive Ca<reß, Vans, &0., will be ILLUMINATED. Romau Candles Fireworks, and Calcium Light, will terve to make tills the Most Dazzling, Effective, and Sensational Display ever seen on this Continent.

Public Notices. TTOUSK MEN'S CfiKISTIAK ASSOCIATION. Corner of Wellksley and]Albermtrkkts LIBRARY AND READING-ROOM. Tho BEADING-ROOMisoomfortablyfnrnished, and ia suplied with English, Americas, and Colonial Papers; Napier, New Plymouth, Wellington, Chrietchurch, and Dnnedin Newspapers; Illugtratod Journals, including the •'Braphio." "Illustrated London News," ''Punoh," &c MAGAZINES — BUokwood's, Harper's, MacMillan's, "Bolectio," and ''Nineteenth Century" "All the Year Round," "Argosy,' etc., etc REVJBWS-Tho " Quarterly," " .Edinburgh," " Princeton," etc., etc Subscription—2a 6d per Quarter. The LIBRARY contains upwards of 2.000 vols., In the various departments of Literature. New Works frequently added. Subscription-2s 6d per Quarter. FILES kept of all the Leading Colonial and Local Newspapers. DRAUGHTS, CHESS, &c, in Roading-room Tea and Coffee Provided. YOUNG MEN Are Invited to avail themselves of tho advantages offered by tho Association. it 3* Information gladly given at the Rooms which aro OPEN DAILY from 8 a.m tl 10 P<m< THOMAS BUDDLE, Hon. Secretary. riTUIE Undersigned has muoh pleasure n Informing the Hosidoutn of Nowmarkot and Viciaity that the business, hitherto carried on by the Mossrs DinniEons, will be continued by himself, with fresh supplies of every kind of groceries and produce, Requisite fob Family Use. &c. Customers will be waitedjupon as usual, and orders kindly given wiU be carefully and faithfully attended to. ANDREW NOBLE, (Successor to Robert Dinnison), NEWMARKET T AND GROCERY STORE -DODEN & C|HA SE, TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS. NOTE THE ADDRESS : CORNER OF VICTORIA AND CHAPEL BTREUTS, AUCKLAND. Finest New Season's Toss. Canterbury Bacon, Superior Cheeses, and Grass Butter. Grocery of every description. The Cheapest House in the Trade. mARANAKI DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, FOOT OF WAKEFEELD-STREET. J. W. THOMPSON, Proprietor. Gentlomon's Clothes Cleaned or Renewed and Well-pressed. Ladies' Dresses Cleaned or Dyed and Wellfinished. Kid Gloves Cleaned. T> E M O V A L, J. Mackinlay. Sign and Ticket Writer, has removed from Darby-Btreet to Elliot-street, a few doors above Cousins and Atkin, Coach Builders, ■Writing done for the trade.