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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 6764, 23 January 1932, Page 1

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COMING BV THREE SPECIAL TRAINS. W 1 I!T1I PROS. CIRCUS. Greatest Show on Earth. Opens in Palmerston North ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. ONE NIGHT ONLY! New Wonders, Novelties and I nnovations! WIRTH PROS. CIRCUS. Scores of Brand Now Acts and Features —this Tour of New Zealand, headed by the World’s Greatest Riders, KAZPEGS’ TROUPE RUSSIAN COSSACKS, In Thrilling Exhibitions of Hurricane Horsemanship. The identical Cossacks who defeated riders of all nations at the New York Rodeo, 1929. Also appearing: FOUR U ESSE MS, MISS YVONNE, Head Balancers, Equilibrists, Contortionist. FOUR SYLVESTERS, SANTY DUO, Juvenile Acrobats. A Whirlwind Sensation. And a Hazardous Artistic Aerial Novelty, ‘•EES QUATRE HJRONDELLES,” Presented for the First Time by “THE FOUR MISS WIRTHS.”

The Sensational “Jockey Aef, ,! presented by M R. PHILIP WIRTH, Jnr. All Added Attractions to WIRTH’S All-inclusive Assembly of the Earth's Foremost Athletic, Aerial, and Acrobatic Talent and Wild Animal Acts. Admission: Ms, 4s, ss, 6s; Reserves i s (plus tax). Children under 10 Halfprice to all parts. BOX PLAN Circus Office -1 to 5 Hay of Show. From 4 to 5 daily WlllTH'S ZOO of 14 Cages of Wild Animals will be on view, when all the animals will be fed. Parents arc advised to bring their little ones, as it is INTERESTING, AMUSING, and INSTRUCTIVE! Admission to Zoo: Adults Is, Children (id. EVERVTKING COMING — WE NEVER DIVIDE! F. C. HAY, V- L. WOOD, Consulting Engineer, Reg. Surveyor, Wellington, Palmerston N. HAY & WOOD Civil Engineers & Registered Surveyors. 5. RANGITLKEI STREET PALMERSTON NORTH. ’PHONE 71’SS.

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