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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 18 December 1880, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE ONLY ~pi LECTRIC-LIG HTED SUN-ECLIPSING BIG- SHOW That ever croßsed the Briny Deep. THE LARGEST AND BEST CIRCUS EVER IN NEW ZEALAND. OAMARU ONE DAY ONLY—MONDAY, 20th DECEMBER. Reproducing and Reflecting ALL EARTI'S GRANDEST MARVELS Under the resplendent glare of the Brash, Dynamo, Electric Light, uaed excluawely with W W.. C O Tj E S r. <&.■ ECIRCUS, MENAGERIE, AQUARIUM, & .CGNGR.ESS OF LIVING WONDii.ES. THE ONLY SHOW THAT FAITHFULLY KEEPS ITS WORD Presenting every feature advertised, and permitting no «' peddhug or annoyance to its . patrons. First Appearance on this Continent of the World's Champion Circus Artiste MDLLE LINDA JEAL, The Heroine Hurdle Kider—by all nations crowned Queen of the ' 1 Blazing Zone - in her daring flights on a bare-back horse, leaping through hoops of fire, at d 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. WOOD A COOKE, England's Fsmoas Celebrity. First appearance of the Greatest of all Lady Riders, MDLLE, ADELAIDE. First appearance of the Equestrian Queen, MISS FANNY MORGAN. First appearance of the Bt-autiful and Lashing Empress of the Air, MDLLE. TOUN'OUR Firßt appearance of Earth's Greatest Character Rider, MR. FRED. BAK.CL AY. First appearance of the Only and Original Aerial Bicycle Riders, Three in number. . First appearance of the Champion Acrobats of Every Clime, THE FOUR LIVINGSTONE First appearance of the Great Horizontal Bar. Team, DUNBAR and RENO. First appearance of the Most Comical of all Clowns, the laugh-provoking"" PICO." First appearance of the Great Shakesperian Jester, TOM M'INTYRE. First appearance of the Great Leaping Corps, • . CAMPBEi L. MURTZ, RICHARDSON, and KENNEDY. A REGIMENT OF ARTISTES AND AUXILIARIES, Whose names are famous throughout the World, includiag the Aci'obatio Marvel—O'DALE STEPHENS, in Feats of Equap> ise. First appearance of A TROOP OF NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS, Chief. Soaw. arid Rravc3. in their War Songs, Dances, and Sensatioaal Pastimes* ~ ' First appearance of the £IO,OOO TROOP OF TRAINED STALLIONS, -whose wonderful Fefcts astonish every beholder. SIX THOROUGHBRED STALLION 3 All in the Ring at onqe. The Sit in Chairs. March like Soldiers. Form Tableaux, &o. You never saw the like before. Veritable Animal Actors. MS® Every promise was raitniuiy kept, wnich is saying that it is the best show on earth." —St, Louis Globe-Democrat. 650 FEET OF CRAWLING REPTILES. A Drove of Camels ! Tho Baboon Family ! A Herd of Hugh Elephants J An Immense Menagerie ! And the Giant Mandrill Monkeys 1 All without extra charge. : 1,0 0 0 THRILLIN G- N O VELTIE S. fST THE ELECTRIC LIGHT BURNING DAY AND NIGHT ! Admission—3s ; Drass Circle, ss. Children (under 9) half-price. . Only one ticket required to all advertised shows. 1,200 Reserved Opera Chairs Poora onen at 1 o'clock and ? o'clock p.m. Circus performances one hour liter.

BUSINESS NOTICES TO FARMERS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) are prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on WOOL, GRAIN, and all binds of PRODUCE placed in their hands for sale either in the Colonies or Foreign Markets, The Company have offices in every Province in New Zealand, and in Melbourne, Sydney, London, New York, and San Francisco, consequently they can offer EXTRA FACILITIES TO SHIPPERS and others. PRODUCE Stored at Lowest Current Rates. LIVE STOCK AND PROPERTIES for sale or lease entered on the Company's books free of charge. AGENTS for the M'CORMICK and the JOHNKTON WIRE AND STRING REAPERS AND BINDERS. To prevent disappointment, farmers should not delay giving their orders for these celebrated Machines. ON SALE—Best Full-weight Cornsack& Woolpacks; Fencing Wire, Maiden sland Guano. INDENTS for Goods undertaken on-the most favorable terms. The Company have at the present time a few good Farms for Lease and Sale. The N.Z.L. & M.A. Co. make a SPECIALITE OF SHIPPING GRAIN to the HOME Markets ON FARMERS' ACCOUNT, making liberal cash advances on same. For further particulars, apply at the Company's Stores, Wansbeck and Harborstreets, Oamaru, adjoining the Railway Station, 657 fJIHOMAS SELL -A R WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, THAMES-STREET, OAMABTJ, Has now in stock a very large selection of WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY. Every description of WATCHES, CLOCKS, & JEWELLERY, CLEANED AND REPAIRED In the same manner as formerly. . 901 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. NDERSON -BROTHERS, BOOTMAKERS, Beg to notify to their old customers and the public that REMOVED TO THOSE PREMISES RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY MR. G. W. DRAPER, In Thames-street, And hope by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the public favor.: Note the.Address-*-ANDERSON BROTHERS, BOOTMAKERS, THAMES,-STJtEET, 814

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