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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4459, 29 January 1917, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. .gPECIAL!! gjPECIAL!! A large percentage of takings of Emery Bros.’ Circus will bo given towards the RED CROSS FUND during ttie balance of their stay in Gisborne. RACE WEEK! RACE WEEK! EMERY BROS.’ BIG CIRCUS. Owing to tiro Success of this Large Show, we have decided to prolong our stay in Gisborne for RACE WEEK. Our Show is exactly as advertised. We do not advertise that which wo cannot produce. EMERY BROS, issue a Challenge of £2OO to all whom it may concern in the profession, or out of the profession, if they can produce a better troupe of Performing Ponies and Dogs than theirs. Included in This Week’s Programme will be— Tile Evergreen Ethel—the World’s Muscular Posturcr. Imitators many; equals none. Miss Gertie Emery, the During Lady Trapeze Artist. Miss Blandc, Master Paul, Gracie Golden, Master George Webb. Olga Mardeli, Teddy King. Little Charlie. Dogs, Ponies, Clowns, Dummies. BUCK JUMPERS G A LORE. A Gold Medal will be presented to the Best Rider of the noted Outlaw — “Killarney.” • Prices—3s and 2s. Children Halfprice. Band, 7-30.

CT!V rO7-ttnmz& Q.ISBORNE QPERA [-JGUSE. AMERICAN HYPNOTISTS AND MENTAL TELEPATHISTS. Grand Return Visit to Gisborne, RACE WEEK. WED.. THURS., FRIDAY, & SAT. PROFESSOR NORWOOD, HYPNOTIST, Assisted bv MISS. WINIFRED NORWOOD, MENTAL TELEPATHIST. In New and Extraordinary Tests—The World-famed Mystifiers and Laughter-inakers. YOIJ LAUGH! YOU ROAR! YOU SCREAM! You MUST Laugh-—you can’t help it! Look out for Professor Norwood’s famous ‘‘Blindfold Drive” at 4 o’clock on Wednesday Afternoon. Box Plan as usual. Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. JJAWKE’B -gAY gOLDIERS’ jpUND MONSTER ART UNION. £4OO MOTOR CAR AND OTHER PRIZES FOR 1/-. CLOSES AND IS DRAWN ON FEBRUARY Ifjth A. L. D. FRASER, Chairman of Committee. P.O. Box 212, Hastings. MORTON’S DIP. MURTON’S “Parasiticide Sheep Dip” from now will cost 30s per drum. One drum makes 1000 gallons of dipping solution. With, the rise in price of 10 per cent-, other leading makes cost 44s to 57s to make the same quantity, anu Murton’s is the best) j TESTIMONIALS: Jno. Moore ; Esq., River Banr. Bissmgton, H.B. I have used your Dip for close on 30 years, and it has always given me satisfaction. The mixing is no trouble, and whim H dipping is finished there is no | (dip) sediment to throw away. It destroys all vermin and lea? es the wool in good order. Note.—Mr. Moore was the first sheepfarmer to use our Dip. David Pryde, Esc., Manager Whakaki Station, Wairoa> H.B. I have used your Dip for the last three seasons, and it gave every satisfaction. G. Hawkins, Esq., Manager Huanui Station, Tolofia Bay. For the past 12 years T have used your D : p on a flock of 25,000 sheep, and have found the Dip give every satisfaction, and also in the foot-rot trough. i AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OF DISTINCT MEDICINAL BENEFIT A GREAT CORN CURE. Barraclough’s Progandra cures Corns surely and effectively. Thousands have proved its merit by a 20 years’- test. , ' \