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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9009, 23 January 1895, Page 1

Amusemedts. FITZGERALD BBOS. , GREAT CIRCUS, MEfNAGERIE AND MONSTER WILD BEAST SHOW. AGAIN CROWDED*TO THE DOORS. ANOTHER 3000 PERSONS PAID FOR ADMISSION LAST NIGHT. 9000 Pperspns have Already Vi3ited and Unanimously Applauded Every Act AGAIN CREATib A FURORE. NOTE THE NEW LOCATION— THK SWITCHBACK EAILWAY GROUND. THE GREATEST, RAREST HORSE FAIR KVERHKLD. THE EARTH AND AIR AUVE WITH DARING ACTS. A Hundred Sights in One Vase Unity. 80 Horses and Ponie3 89 100 Persons ) Attached 80 Horses and Ponies 80 100 Persons j to thia SOUorses and Ponies 80 IUO Persons (Gigantic SOHorseaand PoniesSJ lOOFeraOns I Show. The Nubian Lions , - The ** and Lionesses The Wild Indian First ' The Barmah Tiger TIGRi&SS Maori and Tigresses and her Natives The Black Pan- TWO CUBS Kver there Born in New Born The Ohetahs -■ . Zealand Here The Puma* .-;■ » i , BIG BKN, THE ROYAL BENGAL TIGER. THE SILVER LION. The First yet Exhibited He.c. THE ORANG-OUTANG. The Darwinian Man. Capt. Graham Tho Now Cele- A Modern the Lion brated Daniel Tamer will Den of huge Lions inal'enof enter the Den Den of Savage at every Den of huge Lion 3 Lions Performance Den of huge Lions A Mosc Sensational and Soul-Stirring Act. . The Leapers, over 20 Hoiaa«. led by the Champion. DUCKWORTH. The Acrobats I „ , PH ™ I The The Acrobats p T7 7Tna Acrobatic The Acrobats I MZZIOS J jjarvele, The Tiideraaro the i lest The Tumblers are the Best And the The Trapeze Artists are the Juveniles with Best the show The Bar Performen are the are simply • ■ Best superb. „ The Aorobate are the Best \ 20 Ladies All doing Original Acts Beautiful 20 Ladies 'All doins; Original Act* Accora--20 Ladies All doing Original Acts plished 2D Ladies All doing Original Acts Lady-like THK SERPENTINE DANCE ON* A ROLLING GLOBK, A New, Neat and Original Act, something never seen anywhere. An innovation. He oan no more Mr Dan Fitzgerald The King have a peer than MrUan Ficz<era d of two suns caa Mr Dan Fitzgerald all horse'exist Mr Dan Fi zgerald tamers. And he lives night and day with bis dumb favourites. COMMODORSI The Nonnareil KING OF COMMODORE The Nonpareil ALL: COMMODORE I The Nonpareil SQUINSS. The Six White Horses Something: you will The Six White Horses never ccc again. The Six White Horses A treat to witness. He will give aHERR YON DER concert from MEHDEN, Solo Cornet, seven till eight leads ths Band. Bβ outside. Just - is the acknowledged Emhearhim. It's peror of all Cornet a treat ■ ■. Players. .Late Trams Everywhere, New Brighton included. AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES . WILL BE GIVEN ON THURSDAY 21TH, AND SATURDAY 26TH. All Children Admitted for SIXPENCE to ' Afternoon Show On>y. Tickets can be obtained at the Circus Ground from 2 till 4 p.m. each day. . PRICEa-48, 3s, 2s and ONE SHILLING. 1186 , .t.' , .'■ . MOHR^S t Ag«PbJj[o..JU Direptora— - ' MESSRS J. C. WILLIAMSON and GEO. MUSGROVa " , Business Manager .. Mr William Hughes Treasurer .. .. Mb J. Moutrir * _~ CONTINUED BRILLIANT TRIUMPH OF THE ' J ROYAL COMIC OPERA] COMPANY, INCLUDING - MISS NELLIE STEWART PAUL 'jONES. Pronounced with one aocord to be the Finesb Performance of Opera ever witnessed ■ ■ ' in Chrixtchuroh. The Direotors regret that, notwithstanding its wonderful popularity, in order to make room for the other works to be presented during this all too brief season, ONLY THREE' MORS PERFORMANCES Of this fascinating Opera can be given, , TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY. Characters by MISS NELLIE STEWART ** MrSS MARIETTA NASH MISS MAY POLLARD MR WALLACE BROWNLOW' MR JOSEPH TAPLKY MR HOWARD VERNON MR WM. ROSftVJCAR MR ARTHUR LISSANT MR SYDNKY DKANS MB GEORGE LAURI The most popular of all Operas, PAUL JONES. Notice.—During the run of "Paul Jones/ , the Curtain will Rise punctually at a QUARTER TO EIGHT. , MAGNIFICENT SCENERY By Messrs George Gordon, J. Gordon and < ' Assistants. ■ Stage Director .. Mr Hbnry Bbaov. ' Mußical Director .. M. Lbon Cabon. ' BOX PLAN and Day Sale Tickets for Stalls at Thompson's Musio Warehouse. 1180 **~pTe R a season. Mα' MIE ROSETTE, at the D.LC. \ PAUL JONES, at the D.LO. ' ,LA CIGALK, at the D.tC. ' THE MOUNTEBANKS/at the DXO. Vocal Scores, Selections, Waltzes, Lancers, ! . and Quadrilles, at the D.LCJ., ' Chrigtchnrch. ,1054 NEW BRIGHTON. SEW BRIGHTON/ SATURDAY, JANUARY. . * aquat£c"sport& SINGLE and Double Senile, Swimming Races, Punts and Tab Races, Greaejr Foe, &c KNTKIES CLOSE at Kaliok'fl ao 6 o'olookp.m.,and ac New Brighton ac &30 p.m. H3S A. W: OWLEB, Hon. Seo. ■\TOICS PRODUCTION and SINGING, V taught on a -New Method, entirely my own, which ensures to any intelligent pupil a True and Lasting Voice, tall of quality, power, sweetness and refinement. Vacancies for a few Select Pupita only for the approaching term. A. A. NORTH. Professor of Voice Production and Singing, Harmony and Thoroogh Bass, 13 Morten a Bnildinga. 189 5. • S. P-_jQ. B. ALL Is TOYS 9s"ei> PER DOZEN. ALL 6d TOYS 5S PER DOZBN. ALL 3D TOYS 2a 6d PStt DOZEN. "niCNIO and Sports Committees can make JTariy Selection at above prices. In any quantuies. . : All Fancy Goods. Cutlery, Glassware, &o» at sicallar discount during toe present , month. '. Country orders (by poet) receive prompt and careful attention. •, , . ' HUDSON AND CO.. l\\'' . v Colombo and Gloucester ttreets. Our only s4dr«M. .