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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 13 December 1880, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE ONLY LECTRI C-LIG HTED STJN-ECLIPSfNG BIG SHOW That ever crossed the Briny Deep. THE LARGEST AND BE3T CIRCUS EVER IN NEW ZEALAND. OAMARU—ONE DAY ONLY—MONDAY, 20th DECEMBER. Reproducing and Reflecting ALL EARTH'S GRANDEST MARVELS Under the resplendent glare of the Brash, Dynamo, Electric Light, used exclusively with W. W. COLE'S CIRCUS, MENAGERIE-, AQUARIUM, & CONGRESS OF LIVING WONDERS. THE ONLY SHOW THAT FAITHFULLY KEEPS ITS WORD Presenting every feature advertised, and permitting no " peddling or annoyance to its patrons. Firat Appearance on this Continent of the World's Champion Circus Artiste MDLLE LINDA JEAL, The Heroine Hurdle Bider—by all nations crowned Oueen of the " Blazing Zone " in her daring flights on a bare-back horse, leaping through hoops of fire, and fearless ventures which require phenomenal courage and skill. First appearance of the Adonis of the Arena, WILLIAM O'DALE, The Only Seven-Horse Rider Living. First appearance of the Peerless Horseman, MB. WOODA COOKE, England's Famous Celebrity. First appearance of the Greatest of all Lady Riders, MDLLE. ADELAIDE. First appearance of the Equestrian Qaeen. MISS FANNY MORGAN. Fiiflt appearance of the Beautiful and Dashing Empress of the Air, MDLLE. TOUJOUR Firet appearance of Earth's Greatest Character Rider, ME. FRED. BARCLAY. First appearance of the Only and Original Aerial Bicycle Riders, Three in number. First appearance of the Champion Acrobats of Every Clime, THE FOUR LIVINGSTONS, First appearance of the Great Horizontal Bar Team, DUNBAR and RENO. First appearance of the Mo3t Comical of a'l Clowns, the laugh-provoking; " PICO. First appearance of the Great Shakesperian Jester, TOM M'INTYRS. Firot appearance of the Great Leaping Corps, CAMPBELL. MURTZ, RICHARDSON, and KENNEDY. A REG'MENT OF ARTISTES AND AUXILIARIES, Whose name? are famous throughout the World, including the Acrobatic Marvel—O'DALE STEPHENS, In Feats of Equap i;e. First appearance of A TROOP OF NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS, Chief. Sqaw, snd Braves, in thnir War Songs, Dances, and Sensational Pastimes. jijygi. appearance of the £IO,OOO TROOP OF TRAINED STALLIONS, whose wonderful Feats astonish every beholder. SIX THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS All in the Ring at once. The Sit in Chairs. March like Soldiers. . Form Tableaux, &c. You never saw the like before. Veritable Animal Actors. 'f* isSi EK Every promise was faithiuiy kepo, which is saying that it is the best show on earth.' -_St. Louis Globe-Democrat. 650 FEET OF CRAWLING REPTILES. A Drove of Camels ! The Baboon Family ! A Herd of Hugh Elephants ! An Immense Menagerie I And the Giant Mandrill Monkeys ! All without extra charge. 1,0 0 0 THRILLING NOVELTIES. tZT THE ELECTRIC LIGHT BURNING DAY AND NIGHT I Admission—3s ; Dress Circle, ss. Children (under 9) half-price. Only one ticket required to all advertised shows. 1,200 Reserved Opera Chairs. Doors open at 1 o'clock aad 7 o'clock p.m. Circus performances one hoar liter.

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The Stock consists of Mercantile-, Law, and General Stationery; New Publications; Miscellaneous Works and Educational Books ; Juvenile Books ; Bibles/ Cbmipon Prayers, and Hymn Bopks j Leather Goods, Fancy Goods, &c. j Newspapers ajid Magazines ; AT ADY.MONEY pP v ICEg, '< DAVID " FERRIER, BOOKSEJjLEB Aup STATJONEB, ITCHEN-STEEET, O AMARU. rjIHE OAMARU MAIL. PRICE—OIf#PENNY, CIRCULATED EXTENSIVELY • IN THE ' Countits of Waitaki, Waimate, & Waikonaiti Agents in all-the ■ The Mail has a larger circulation than any paper in Otago published outside of Donedin*

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