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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8653, 11 February 1914, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. COMING BY SPECIAL STEAMER. WTRTH BROS. LIMITED. GiREATEST SHOW' CiN EARTH I In Every Respect, for it is now POLE TIMES BIGGER And Better Than Ever, comprising pour Hundred People, Horses, Ponies, Breaks, and Performing Wild Animals. Commencing Wellington, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16th. Location: NEAR. TE ARO RAILWAY STATIONMATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Everything Original, Novel, and More Sensational than ever. A MAMMOTH PROGRAMME OP FEATURE ACTS. The Most Superlatively Magnificent, Gorgeous, Comprehensive, and Sensational Bill ever presented in Australasia. 50 NEW ARTISTS. SO Direct from America and Europe, i Tho Greatest Circus .Company ever in I Australasia, including DAREDEVIL DESPERADO, The Audacious Aerial Athlete, who will defy danger by leaping head foremost from a height of 87ft. alighting on a concave platform of solid wood upon his chest and hands. The only man on eiarth whose life the insurance companies won't risk. First Appearance of DOBLADOS And his Remarkable Trained Flock of Sheep and Pigs. First Appearance of LA BELLE VICTORIA. The Beautiful Girl from Mexico, Peerless Queen of the Swinging Wire. »■ First At pearance of ORIGINAL NELSON FAMILY, Nine Wonderful American Acrobats and Eisley Performers. First Appearance of ALFREDO, Twentieth Century Mid-air Marvel. First Appearance of FLYING CODONAS. 4 World’s Premier Aerialists. 4 First Appearance of BASTON FAMILY, 9 French Acrobats and Equestrians. 9 First Appearance of HOBSON SISTERS. . 3 American W ire-walking Wonders- 3 First Appearance of THE BENSLAYS, 2 Double Trapeze Performers. 2 First Appearance of STAIR SISTERS, 1 3 Contortionists and Gymnasts. 3 First Appearance of SIGNORITA DOLINDA, Spanish Aerial Gymnast. PERFORMING POLAR BEARS. Also, SCORES OF AERIALISTS, EQUESTRIANS, GYMNASTS, REAPERS, TUMBLERS, AND THE FUNNIEST OF FUNNY CLOWNS. WIRTH'S FAMOUS MENAGERIE. Containing Splendid Specimens of the Fauna of the Known World. Plans at Dresden. Admission to Combined Shows—ss (Reserved Chairs), 4s, Sis; Gallery, 2s. Children under 10, Half-price Matinee. NETTYAGE A' SEC’. T7IRENCH Dry Cleaning.—This special A- process, known only to ourselves, makes costumes and suits like new. Gloves, Straw and Panama Hats, Feathers, Dust Coats, Tablecovers, Curtains, and all furnishings cleaned and dyed to look like new. CHAS. HOUSTON, Honours Cert., London, Queen's Dye Works, 136, Vivian street. 'Phone 2461,

LEADING HOTELS DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL, ■WILLIS STREET. fTVHIS Popular Hotel has been thoroughly renovated and extended by an addition which gives accommodation for SO guests. Refurnished and Decorated throughout. New and Spacious Dining. Commercial and Drawing Booms. Promenade flat roof. Tar& 6b per day. Be&c & I/tmoheon in town, from 1 ;to 2. # EICHABD DWTEH, 982 Proprietor.

PANAMA HOTEL, CORNER OF VIVIAN AND TARANAKI STREETS. ALL CASE WHISKIES FROM Sn BULK. 4s 6d. COLONIAL ALES AND STOUT lOd FEB BOTTLE. fJVHE PANAMA offers to Permanent and Transient Quests Excellent Ao tommodation combined with Moderate Tariff. Only the best of Ales and Spirit* Sept in stock. J. C. MASON. Proprietor. BUSINESS NOTICES jyjUNT. COTTRELL AND CO.. LTD., Queen's Chambers. FURNITURE REMOVED, PACKEB OR STORED PROMPTLY, CHEAPLY AND WELL, Telephone No. 23. JONES AND CO.. CYLDE QUAY. WELLINGTON. (Established 20 jeans.) Cash buyers of Lead. Brass, Zinc, Copper, Iron, Bass. Rope and Rubber. 'Phone 725. FACIAL MASSAGE TAUGHT. FACIAL MASSAGE is a most profitable occupation, and quite good incomes are obtained by it. Mrs Creigh-ton-Hale. late of London, and authoress of "The Art of Massage," is prepared co teach her Bond street method of Facial Massage. Many of her pupils have proved her teaching sound, and are now earning large incomes in practically every fashionable centre of Europe. Mrs Creighton-Hale is also prepared to receive patients for all kinds of cases where massage is of benefit. Terms for treatment or tuition most reasonable. Address—27, MAY STREET, Wellington. Telephone 3226. R FLETCHER AND GO.. « GENERAL CUSTOMHOUSE AGENTS, ETC., PANAMA STREET, Bing up Telephone No. 489. IMPORTANT. Fyon want your furniture removed, consignments cleared through th* Custom*, goods delivered in the city, or forwarded to any address, call or write Blake. Carlisle and Co.. Customs, Carrying and Forwarding Agents. Hunter street, Wellington, or Box 177. QP.O. Appointments can be made with our repjeeentntire by ringing up 'phone 261 L