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Amusements. QN THE ? RECLAIMED J^AND, 11 QUAY STREET, AUCKLAND. TjIITZGERALD TJROS. Combined WITH A __ ~ MONSTER IfW-r." : nißcus - , London V AND AJ ' MENAGERIE A Triple \J • Allied Show! MADAME ADELENA ANTONIO. Dame Nature's Mould of Beauty, Strength, and Grace. The Absolute Miracle of the Gymnastic World. TIIK RAGE OP ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, And BRISBANE. Kngaged specially for a New Zealand Tour. OPENING NIGHT, rjlO-MOKKO\V, gATURDAY, November 30. For . NIGHTS 7 NIGHTS NIGHTS « NIGH IB AND MATINEES (3) MATINEES WEDNESDAY, 4TH. FRIDAY, fIIH. SATURDAY, 7TH. MESSRS. FITZGERALD BROTH after making a tour of the World, in search of the LATEST NOVELTIES, Hare succeeded in securing the following artists, UNRIVALLED IN THEIR LINE, From the Principal Theatres, Music Halls, Hippodromes, Cirques and Aquariums of Europe, and invite the public of Auckland especially, and oountry districts generally/ to come and judge the MOST SENSATIONAL SHOW MOST SENSATIONAL SHOW MOST SENSATIONAL SHOW EVER SEEN IN NEW ZEALAND. THE LATEST LONDON SENSATIONS, THE LATEST LONDON SENSATIONS, THE LATEST CONTINENTAL SUCCESSES, THE LATEST CONTINENTAL SUCCESSES, AT LESS THAN LONDON PRICES. AT LESS THAN LONDON PRICES. AT LESS THAN LONDON PRICES, MANIFESTO ' MADAME ADELINA ANTONIO, MADAME ADELINA ANTONIO, The Young and Beautiful Roumanian Traperisk, In a Sensational DOUBLE SOMERSAULT FROM THE DOME. DOUBLE SOMERSAULT FROM THE DOME. LES FRERES ECLAIR, LKS FRERES ECLAIII, CROCODILE and DEMON, From the principal European and American music halls and theatres. An absolutely norel act, indescribable in its originality. A LIVING DEMON, A LIVING ALLIGATOR. THE ALTONS. THE ALTONS, THE ALTONS. STAR ACROBATS-STAR TRAPEZISTS. MONTE CHRISTO I MONTE CHRISTOI From tile Antwerp Exhibition. DIVER and SWIMMER, Thrown from 60 feet. LA BELLE ROSE, The MARVELLOUS SWIRL DANCER ! SWIRL DANCER! v SWIRL DANCER 1 TED LEONARD. TED LEONARD, CLOWN. CLOWN. (From London). And HIS COMIC TROUPE of ANIMALS. PROFESSOR PEART! PROFESSOR PEART 1 PROFESSOR PEART I PRO* ESSOR PEART 1 The HIGHEST DIVER in the WORLD The HIGHEST DIVER in the WORLD (From Inire Kiralfy's Indian Exhibition, Earl's Court, London, and the Antwerp Exhibition), TO-MORROW NIGHT 1 Will Dire From the DOME From tho DOME Into a Tank Containing SIX FEET OF WATER. j

MAHOMET! MAHOMET! MAHOMFT! MAHOMET ! MAHOMET I MAHOMET I The TALKING HORSE! The TALKING HORSE! Anil his Trainer. PROBASCO ! PROBASCO I PROBASCO J PROBASCO ! PROBASCO ! PROBASCO I Mahomet is not a Trick Horse. He is AN EDUCATED HORSE, AN EDUCATED HORSE. AN EDUCATED HORSE And was the Sensation of London for Two Years. i Admission: Dress Circle, 4s. Stalls, 3s. Qallery, 2s. Pit, Is. . A NOTE TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS. The CIRCUS will not go to the U'aikato this Season, hut arrangements hare been made with the railway to ran Special Trains and Special Fares. SEE RAILWAY POSTERS AND ADVERTISEMENTS. Special arrangements hare been marie with the Northern S.S. Company to ran a Special Steamer from the Thames, tearing Wednesday, December 4tb. Return fares up to and including December 9th, ss. Also from Coromandel, Thursday, 6th, Same return. Same rates, ss. MORRIS, Agent. Athletics. PROFESSOR CARROLLO'S ANNUAL PICNIC AND SPORTS, To be held at MOTUTAPU, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), NOVEMBER 30. P.s. EAGLE leaves at 9.30 and 1,15, Lifeboats for landing, Eetnrn fare, 2s ; Children, Is. pRINCE ALBERT COLLEGE ATHLETIC SPORTS, IN DOMAIN, TO-DAY (FRIDAY). Hunter's Band in attendance, All friends of the School invited. Hotels. . pRINCE JJOTEL, (Late ORAM'S), CORNER OP W ELLESLEY-ST. and HOESON-ST DAVID NORDEN (Many years head Waiter) having acquired the proprietorship of the above commodious and well- j furnished Hotel, begs to inform Boarders and the ! travelling public that he has determined to throw i his house open lor their accommodation at the following RKDUCED TARIFF, viz, 2pS PER WEEK, OR gS PER DAY, The Cuisine and attention being fully equal to anything of the kind to be obtained in the colony. Best Brands op Wines and Spirits. One of Allcock'a Champion Billiard Tables. JJOT LAKES. "SPA" HOTEL, TAUPO, One mile and a-balf from the Taupo Post Office, at which place All coaches arriving from Napier, Tokaanu, and Rotorna, are met by the Spa coaches, and rotors conveyed to the " Spa" free of charge. SPhCIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS THE SPA HOTEL COACHING COMPANY Run to the following places of interest, thus making the Spa Hotel the most central, convenient, am cheapest house for tourist*: TOKAANU, twice weekly, fare 6s, against 10s and 20s, charged by tourist agents. WAIUAKKI DAILY, Sundays included, fare's Gd, against 7s sd, charged by others. ARATEATEA RAPIDS, DAILY, fare 3s 6d, against 7s 6d, charged by others. V^T &^VQPp n Tn f tho J ? MOUS CKOW'S N EST UKYSLR, and other wondera. Guide fee 2s eacliperson, ' HtfK. FALLS, visitorsconveyed free of charge Hot, Cold, and 'lepid Swimming Bath, Blue Bath, Sulphur and Alum Maths. Lovely grounds Flowers, Shrubberies, Tennis, Promenade, and Omamental Lawns. The CELEBRATED MAORI CARVED DINING HALL contains the finest specimens of native workmanship In New Zealand win groom, timokingroom, large Bedrooms, all cf which overlook the Gardens! Private suites of apartments. ' iß s 4-sSasvi?jsi M s v Ms?ffi SSSESWSS?f" mMm , Dairy Produce. NEW- ZEALAND* DAIRY, J-l ASSOCIATIONS Choice Creamery TABLE BUTTER May be had of cLL GROCERS ALL THE YEAR ROUND, And always of finest quality, , . . Each pat bears the Trade Mark, DAIRY In the centre, surrounded by NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION Wholesale Depot, CITY FLOUR MILLS, SIIORXLiND-STREET. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIA HON,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9990, 29 November 1895, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9990, 29 November 1895, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9990, 29 November 1895, Page 8