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Observer, Volume XL, Issue 27, 6 March 1920, Page 8

COMING BY SPECIAL TRAINS. WIRIH'S NEW CIRCUS. WIRTH BROS.' (LTD.) GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. Will Present a Complete New Circus at Auckland—Five Nights and Four Matinees Only. Location: Old Dock Site. Thiß Season's Programme is the Greatest in all its Brilliant History. THE EDDY DUO—Marvellous Acrobats on the silver wire, performing somersaults backwards and forwards. SILLY DANNY AND HIS SIX PERFORMING GEESE — The Only Act of its kind in the World. THE CEVENES TROUPE of 7 Maniacs on the Wire. THE WINSKILLS AND CHARLIE CHAPLIN, Clown. THE ZOE SISTERS, Human Butterflies. THE D'ALMAS, Equestriennes. THE ROWLANDS, Society Circus. THE HOWARDS, Mental Tele- ■ pathy and Second Sight. THE GARCIAS, World's Greatest Acrobats. . , . THE MONTFORTS, in Horizontal Bars and Loop of Death. BELLE ONRA, International Gymnast. TRANSFIELD FREEMAN AND CHRISTIE, World's Greatest Riders. JOHN BEMASCONI, with Wirths' Troupe of Wild Animals. TEX BAILEY, in Living StatuaryHorses, Dogs, and Sheep. JOHN COOKE, with Wirths' Huge Herd of Elephants. Many other items too numerous to. mention. PRICES: Reserved Chairs, 7s. 6d. (including tax), 65., 55., 45., 3s. (plus tax). Plan at Wildman and Arey's. Children Half-price to Matinees Only. ' WIRTH'S HUGE ZOO open in the Afternoon from 4 to 5, when the Animals will be fed. Adults, Is. (plus tax), Ch»dren, 6d. AN OPEN LETTER ON THE LEGAL NOBLE ART. To His Honor Judge Chapman, Supreme Court, Auckland. Salutations! I am anxious for something of an artistic character to entertain the Prince while with us. As you are an old pupil ot our mutual departed friend, Jem Mace -1 am inviting my people to a boxing tournament which I have, arranged for in the Town Hall, where there will be plenty of elbowroom. Could I arrange for a display with you and a selected colleague not over 5 feet 5 inches, on the weight-for-height basis? Prize, a leather belt, with the much-dis-cussed B.N.Z. note monogram on it. Referee: The Right Hon., Massey. The promoter to get the takings. It has occurred to "V" that a leather belt would be unprocurable owing to the removal of embargo on hides. How would a bag of Champien Muscle Raiser do to fill the S a P> and as a consolation prize for the knockout combatant a bag #f Standard Rolled Oats or Gruel Meal?— Kindly reply early, to get the programmes printed. Yours now in the flesh, . '■ ' VAuckland. ! -Promoter,