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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8288, 21 June 1890, Page 8

Amusements. : C IEOU S C IRCO S GRAND PERFORMANCE OF ;. JJROS'. ' /COLOSSAL /COMBINED /CIRCUS . NEW YORK gQUISCURRICULUM, ', AT THE ; AGRICULTURAL HALL, NIGHTLY. .' SOLE AND EQUAL OWNERS .. WIRTH BROS. ■ General Business Manager. .Alexander. FECIAL WraND IRC US : "OANTOMIME TV/TATINEE THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, WHEN CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED FOR : SIXPENCE. Tickets for M.itinee may be obtained at tlie Agri- ; v nil in- 1 all from 11 .a.m. to 12.30 p.m., in order to avoid tin- crush. Doors open at 2 o'clock; perfor- ' mance at .'J o'clock. GLORIOUS RECEPTION! BRILLIANT SUCCESS! OK ' OUR FOURTH GRAND ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME LAST NIGHT. NIMBI'.RI,K->s NEW KEATS AM) FEATURES, AND EACH A GENUINE SENSATION. 1 DARING AOuOBATS, TUMBLERS. WIRE WALKER, EQUESTRIANS, .ERIAL ARTISTS, CONTORTIONISTS, Ac, Ac, Ac. i TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! SPECIAL RACE PROGRAMME. GRAND BOUNDING JOCKEY CONTEST BETWEEN SIGNOR LONANUI, . THE GREAT WILD WEST MEXICAN RIDER, I AMI f MR. GUS ST. LEON, 1 THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN RIDER. DON'T FORGET! OUR NEW ARTISTES HAVE ARRIVED ! ; And that we produce THIS NIGHT THE GRANDEST PROGRAMME EVER PRESENTED TO AN AUCKLAND J AUDIENCE. POPULAR PRICES. Chairs, iis ; Stalks, 2s; Pit, Is. Day Sains: Chairs at Wildniau's, Bookseller; ■ Stalls at Williamson's, Tobacconist, Queen-street. Agent R. JOHNSON. Courier R. J. DIX. , PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. WIRTH BROS. Beg to inform the Public of Auckland that it is their intention in a few days time as soon as arrangements can be "made to open a RIDING SCHOOL, ! which will be open every day, except Saturdays, for instruction in riding to both LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN, From 2 o'clock till 4.:i0 p.m. For further particulars see future advertisement. Communications utiv lw addressed to .Mr. or -Mrs. .1. J. Wirth, or Miss M.uizies Wirth, at the Imperial Hotel. N.R.—The Riding School will be strictly private and select. A limited number of pupils only. QUIET HORSES, COMPETENT TEACHERS, AND EXCELLENT EQUIPMENTS. Board and Residence. rp H E /iARL TO N, CITY ROAD, SYMONDS-STREET (Ten minutes' walk from General Post Office). HOUSE, new, verandah and balcony. SITUATION, unrivalled, elevated, yet sheltered. ASPECT, N. and E., cannot be overlooked. FIELD OF VIEW, Auckland, North Shore, Tiritiri. SANITATION, complete throughout both floors. DRAINAGE, perfect; no miasmatic damp. BATHS, hot, cold, shower, plunge, upstairsand down CUIsINE AND TABLE, unsurpassed. ATTENDANCE AND WAITING, prompt and respectful. The aim of the Proprietress is, by personally Superintending the details of her menage, combining comtorr, with elegance, to provide a home, wnether permanent or temporary, for ladies and gentlemen, resident or visiting. Terms moderate, dependent upon requirement. If sufficient notice given, parties arriving bv rail or steamer met and conducted to THE CARLTON. Postal address: .Miis. Pain, The Carlton, City Road, Auckland. Telegraphic address : " COMFORT, AUCKLAND." Telephone: No. ;;_,'>. Tramcars and Omnibuses pass very frequently. MRS. WILLIAM CRUICKSHANK, -Lv JL Eden-street, below the University, has accommodation for a family or three gentlemen. "OTILLSIDE, Altai Road, near Supreme JLJL Court.—Private Board and Residence. ■VI RS. E. WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCE jJiA. BOARDING HOUSE, To, GREY-STREET. line view. Plunge and Shower Baths, Piano, and all tile comforts of home. SELECT BOARD for two Gentlemen; KJ bath, single room ; three minutes from post office. Terms, i us weekly.—Apply Herald Office. X\T 1N YARD MOUSE, Eden Crescent.-— V V Fine healthy situation: Moderate terms. Private rooms for families, ladies, &c. Hath.—Mrs. L A. Dean, Proprietress. 'j\/ff KS. EDWIN BINNEY, Park Road 1.1 (two minutes' from tram).— Comfortable Heine for Ladies or Gentlemen. Terms moderate Maiding if required. /COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS, Sea \y lew, Shortlaml-street ; five minutes' from Post and Telegraph Offices, Mrs. R. Onyon. CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, Lower Vincent\J street. Private Hoard and Residence, single and double bedrooms, private sitting rooms, plunge and shower baths, piano and every home comfort. Inspection invited.—Mrs. Mansfield. OTIS LORDSHIP'S LARDER, UPPER JUL QUEEN-STREET. —Board and Residence IGs per week. Furnished Rooms, 4s per week! Smoking and Reading Rooms.--1). Norden. Qj'l'. STEPHEN'S AVENUE, PARNELL. KJ —Accommodation for three or four gentlemen in a private family. Single Rooms, Plunge and Showoi Baths, and every comfort.—Apply by letter to li E., Hkrai.li Office. ALT HURST, BRIDGE. MRS. AND THE MISSES HILL Are prepared to receive Visitors. Double-storied house, large lofty rooms, extensive grounds, tennis lawn, stabling, paddocks, Ac. Horses and Buggies by arrangement. Cambridge is well known for its dry bracing air, and is .strong!;, recommended by medical men for invalids or owners requiring i Huge from the sea air References kindly permitted to Archdeacon Dudley, Archdeacon Willis, Major Lusk, itc. Terms on application.' AIWERA SANATORIUM. My friends and the public generally are respectfully informed that everything is now in first-class order, and I can with confidence solicit a fair share of their patronage. Visitors will find the accommodation equal to the comforts of a home. Terms during the winter months, Ts per diem, or £2 2s per week. A. PETTIT, Waiwera. HOUNSLOW HOUSE, JLi. LIVERPOOL-STREET (near City Road).MRS. 0. A. ROBERTSON (Widow of the late C. A. Robertson formerly Head Master of the Thames School, and recently Junior Master in the Auckland College and Grammar School), has opened the above as a Hoarding-house. It is fitted with every convenience, hot, cold, and shower baths •fee. ; piano. Centrally situated, with good view of harbour; within 10 minutes' walk of Post Office, Suites to suit families. Terms moderate. J EVIATHAN RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HOTEL (IMITATED BY MANY-SURPASSED BY NONE) OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, DUNEDIN. MRS. SILK PROPRIETRESS. This very popular Establishment continues to affoM very superior accommodation to tourists and others, who desire the comforts of home, com bined with very moderate charges. QECRETS OF LIFE AND HEALTH. Free by post for six penny (N.Z.) stamps, a Medical Treatise by an eminent French Hospital Physicians thirty years a Parisian Specialist (now retired), showing sufferers how they may cure themselves of Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, &c, &c, without consulting a medical man. Address — Parisian Agency Co., P.O. Box 766, Sydney. "A boon to all desiring 'self-cure.'"—Medical Review. ASHBURN HALL, Dunedin.—The only Licensed Private Asylum in New Zealand. All forms of Mental Derangement and Imbecility received for care and treatment. The grounds are extensive, giving space for occupation and recrea tion. Present number of inmates, 35. Total nam ber received since opening, rive years ago, 125. The advantages of a quiet home, like life, and select j society arc obtainable in this institution.— I tions to be made to Mr. James flume, Supermton " dent.