FITZGERALD BROS. CIRCUS.
I The Chinese Australian Herald, published in Sydnoy, had a notice of Fitzgerald's circua, which, translated into English, read as follows :- Those of our cousins who have gone to see tho most wonderful performance at the building near into tho great station must bo indued enlightened by what thny seen, as more graceful and fine performing, the beautiful girl on tho swing and doing tho largo tumble at the height of the house, is most great ; two comical men as a dragon and a " hoodah " with no bones in their bodies are very alarming ; tho great pony that speaks with his shaking hoad is most to bo soen, the young boys on tho ropos do some large display, and a pretty angel with white wings flying ou a world is very beautiful t« see ; the largo fowl who makes an egg is laugh-making ; and the youth who in a bag is thrown into a box of water from deep way from the top of the house is dreadful to see. Great numbers of persons are to be 3een at night, we were much enlightened by seeing.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10479, 3 December 1895, Page 2
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