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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1931, 26 February 1867, Page 4

Amusements. 0 OOKE, ZOYARA, AND WILSON'S GREAT W015LI) CIRCUS is COMING, And the public will please bear in mind that tfiisestablishment has no connection with any other; and is by far the most complete company that, has ever risited New Zealand, JAMES COOKE, 6399 c Manager. WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 28th FEB. QOOKE, ZOYARA, AND WILSON'S WOKI- J) CIH U S IN A LAHOR PAVILION, Which will be erected at the back of BARNARD'S REPOSITORY, Casiiel street, Entrance through the Repository. The whole, of which will be brilliantly illuminated with gas, chair and other seats well cushioned, and every other convenience for the comfort of visitors. I'ok a Limited Number ok Nights, WITH THE STAR COMPANY OF THE WORLD. GRAND OPENING I NIGHT!!! The combination of the Three Companies— MR JAMES COOKE'S ROYAL CIRCUS, From Astley's Ampiiheatre, London, MDLLE ELLA ZOYAKA'S EUROPEAN CIRCUS, From the Principal Cities on the Continent, And MR JOHN WILSON'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS AND HIPPODROME, From North and South America, is not only the Largest but ore of the Mnest in the World. The public will please to betr in mind, that this is the same grand combination tlmt has lately, been perfouniiig with unprecedented success in Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland; Baliarat, and Adelaide, to trowded and delighted aud ences, and, notwithstanding the Monster Pavilion being twice as large as thnt used by any other company,. hundreds nightly have been unable to gain admission for want of space. As t»js is poslively the only tour, this company will make through the Australian colonies, the would impress upon the mi"ds of all the necessity of a vitit at ilie time and place advertised, as the. possibility to look upon the like may never occur again. The high managerial career or M R. JAMES COOKE, Director of this colossal establishment, is sufficient gnarant e that lie will present entertainments worthy of the public patronage, and with the following distinguished performers:— SIG N0 R RAPHAEL, Tii.e great Spanish horseman ; MDM E. TOURN EA R, The Star Equestrienne j MDME. ANNEREAU; HERR CHRISTOFF, The Blbndin of Australia. SIGNOR 0 L M A, The Flying Man j MR. WILLIAM WITTER, The renowned Acrobat and Equestrian ; MR. JAMES COOKE, The Jester Shakespeare drew! From Alley's, London, whose popularity in England and the United States is as unparalleled as it is universal. 0L Y M PUN BIIOT II ER S, The Wonderful Trapezians, MESSRS. BIRD AND MOFFAT; The highly educated . DOG ROBERT; Master of Circle, MR. S. 0. ABEL; With the finest Stud of HIGHLY-TRAINED HORSES IN THE WORLD. Admission Reserved Seats Boxes... Stalls..* Doors open at seven, to commence at a quarter to eight. Good order will be strictly observed. Positively no free list under any circumstances whatever, the Press excepted. 6588e George D< lockkrt, FOR SALE, . SHEEP AND CATTTLE. MR. GT3ORGE D. LOCK HART is authorised to offer for sale by PRIVATE TREATY, The whole of MR. H. J. HALL' S Valuable SHEEP AND CATTLE, As follows :~ S H E E P. 10 thoroughbred Leicester ewes 59 full three • quarter - bred Leicester ewes 39 half-bred Leicester eweß 36 newly thoroughbred Leicester lambs 360 half-bred Leicester lambs 8 thoroughbred Leicester, rams 5 haif bred Leicester rams, under two tenth 485' Merinoewes. 154 fit wethers,: heavy weights. CATTLE. 21 perfectly, quiet dairy cows, in full .... profit, and springing to calve, ill in high condition 52 head of young Block 1 valuable bull. ...The above, may be viewed by an order from theunder&igtied. V Terni3—Extremely liberal. .. G. D. LOCKHART, •864 Colombo and Hereford streets,