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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXXII, Issue 5708, 8 January 1876, Page 1

Amusements, &c.

pi!INU; OF WAU;s '1HEATRE. I His (SVILRDVY) h\ENINO, JANUAia K, BLACK-EYED SUSAN. W illi mi (Ins grmt mi]iersoiiit!On) .. R W LawTenco Dollv M i\ flower . Miss Jennie Nyo To conclude with THE WIDOW'S VICTIM. Iin\ Clip, with imitation:* of Messrs. C Kean, M Hn-knis, h Buiihnnnii, F. M. Bates, and others. Look out for T H E S II A L'GHRAU X.

/ 1 I T Y H A I, L \J AT THREE THIS AFTERNOON, O H A N D ri:Rr()RMAN<i: for children. AliVIIssloN .SKl'KVl t lioois o|k.ii at 1 W Pm.ims I., imi im it C'lu i.ukn 10 Suh Tovt a mj Joe. ( ; 1! AND PROGRAMME THIS L\I MNC MONDAY Firit Appeaianie ot NATATOR, THE MAN FISH. E it-, dunks, ,,nd s|< 1(> L, LS utulcr water ma nmmmoth ii|iiinum, in full \a»\ oi the uidieiice. t»

\V I L S O N ' S PALVCE AMPHITHEATRE (i n ax i) c 1 TiC us II VS ARRIVED l!\ tin Mikado,' fiom Sm l'i iiiiibeo, XI MBCUlXli THI11TY ARTISTES ( 1 1'\ LvniK-i nu Tt\nn C.i-nts), I .iel 1 1 linght P.irticulir Star in their different 'speeiahtiis. \ LARGE STUD Ol' 1 1 Id \UA TRAINED AND EDUCATED HOUSES. Hi it li it lu t it iiknottledgeil bv all tint have witin ssu, then [icrtonn uice-i, to be \s, NL\K IT.UI ECTION AS POSSIBLE. Toe Mini,^l Ions \\ 11 son, will n Iv entirely on the 11. tuts 01 his din's 1 ntcit.umnciit for tho patronage ot the pilbhi THE AMPHITHEATRE Will be f11te.1l u|. with cs)k.i 11I 1 ire tor the comfort of \ lsitors, and THE liRANIJ IN11IAL < E \\ ill Ijc given on M A R K i: T S (,> U A It E, (IN MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 18715. rYCKs SPl- Vh FOR THE\ISEL\ ES, and when we assent th.'t we hive a splendid, talented and com* plete Circus, both 111 perionncia and horses, we only state facts th it have been proved and acknowledged by the ITI'LH', tho PRE>S, [and the PROFESSION. Since 0111 last visit to Ai* kl.mil, ten vcars ago, we have visited almost every put of fie Old and New Woild, and hive ueeived the pliwlits of millions ; of course, in mj of them coining several tunes, for bo varied, so interesting, and 80 .imu>nu is our cntertuiiincnt that nobodv evei tires of it lteinembennj how well vou pitromsed us, and so deeply do we appieeiate \011r kmdnoss that we feel determined to outdo all our former efforts, and produio an entertainment vvorthv of voiu support Wilson's Cireua has bee unc a household ■word nculv ill over the woild to (hi.? and little) Vh ' ve.3, minv biif ones) wcie little enough when their heuW beat double tattoo when our grand circus headed bv the bind chariot, the caparisoned horses, the cunning little ponies, and the old clown "burst on their view." Here the seenes of the past, the " eulv dajs," return to their niemorj, jojeius souls with bright heamine face?, old age with its coutented smile, jouth w ith all 1U sounding gladness, and virgin happy childhood KR ,uniii,' vMth delight, all turning out to WELCOME WILSON'S G II AND C 1 It CUS.

UTUAWBERRIES AND CREAM, of th. O flnobt tpnlit}, DAILY, at Masou Bros., Parn»ll Nuiserv . .

Ecclesiastical-

LORNE-STREET HALL SUNDAY hLUUUs,, .luiuerv O Morning- " Is it PomIble to Love One's \ci|,hboui as One's belf, and how T I veiim ' " lo Our \ouna: People— On Improving the

lm.e — - NEWTON KIRK.— The Rev. Mr. Hill, of the Th unes, will Preach TO-MORROW iu the Niutin Knk, it the usual hours, morning and

evening l^VANUELICAL ALLIANCE. In it.tnphuui with m -n\ it itiem received from the Lv.im,ehLil Alliance, . 1 series o( Special Services ivill be held it the Lecture-roe .m of the Young Men s (.hiistim AsM.eiition Everv Lvcinng this w»ek (Mtuidiv e\eiptcd) All are larncstl} united to uiiiti m these Sci vices

Removal Notices.

O TICK OF REMOVA L, W. KITCHIE, BVKEK AND CONFECTIONER, eoixni oi- oiionr hTRrKT axd fcDEX CRUCBST (1 ite Clarence Hot«l). Wedding and (hiihtims Cakes on hand, or m»de to order Shipping and Coasters Supplied.

T I C E OF REMOVA L. DALTON A>D CO. be" most respectfully to inform their friends and tho pubhethtt thev have Removed from Upper Queenstreet to No 44, Quien-strict, opposite the Exchange Buildings, and solicit a tu il of their Boot-s, being confident tluv will merit vmir further favours They s-tipiih no other but their own mike, which »re of the most i|,].iovod stvle of f islnon, gu iruitted perfect m lit and of the lustepMihtj of material to be procured.

rpilE BEST INVESTMENT OF THE I D\Y FOR A SMALL eiL'TLAY, a itl where ther. is no previous Knowledge of the bu»inuss n (pureil, is 1 I enionnde, Ginger bcrr, and Sod»w itt r M iihinc, as the public t'm'e 11 ho much on tho increase tor Acntf-d Drink* The lri'-k of 90 pftjes Ol illustrations and information forwarded free. BUtNETI', SON, tk FOSTER, EnoivhM, 23c, Forsten-sticct, Hoxton, London, England.