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Star (Christchurch), Issue 502, 28 December 1869, Page 1

BIRD, BLOW, & WILLS' GUEAT AMERICAN CIRCUS. rr»HIS Talented Company having arrived in JL. Christchureb, will appear THIS EVENING, A 7 BARNARD 1 REPOSITORY, Cashel Strett. The Performance will commence with tbe Grand Star and Waltz Entree, with six horses, which will go through a variety of performances, led by Miss Annie Norman and Mr Bird. The wonderful VERLITTI BROTHERS, (he world-renowned tlying Trapezeian9. Mr MOURI3 MURRAY, the great Tiiek Clown. HEKR CHRISTOFF, the Champion TightRope Dancer of the World. MADAME ANAREAU, the most accomplished Lady Equestrienne of the present' day. Mr HENRY WALLACE, and his talented pupils, Young American and Liliputifin Charlie, in their Grand Drawing-joom Entertainment. MrTHOMAS BIRD, the astonishing SlackHope Performer and Contoitionist. SIGNOR SALAVAKID, the great South American Star Rider. On Wednesday Evening there will be ft GHAND BENEFIT for tie ORPHAN ASYLUM, on which oocasion the performance' will be under the patronage of the patrons of the institution, and the Greatest Bill of the Season will be introduced. Prices of admission:— Pit, 23; Boxes, !>*;' Dress Circle, 5«. Doors open at half-paßt seven; performance to commence at eight sharp. BOOT'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS. WOODUOFFE'S AMERICAN GLASS BLOWERS. CHRISTMAS GIFT ENTERTAINMENTS AND GHAND GALA WEEK OF NOVELTIES. THE CHOICEST SELrCriON OP PARLOUR ORNAMENTS EVER PRESENTED IN THIS CITY, WILL be GIVEN AWAY to the Audience at each Exhibition — Ships, value £3 ; Birds of Paradise, £3 : A Beautiful Chain Smokii'g Pipe, value £6 ; ! Chariots drawn by Swans ; Vases of Flowers ; Deceptive Wine Glasses, and others of great value. The Gla&sblowers are the greatest tlietne o€ excitement now in Town. fu:l band in attendance Will perform Selections from the Opera of Normo, &c. TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES, The most Wonderful Specimens of Mechanical Ingenuity ever exhibited j Also, .a Quartz Crushing Machine, msde entirely of Glrsh ; Models of Public Buildings ; and a. Beautiful Cascade Fountain. Doors open at half-past Seven. H. PEACHMAN. • 4794 Agent. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I am not in any way connected in business with W. D. rMITH, Baker, late of Timaru, r ; pw resident in Cbristchurch. JOHN McLEAN, Baker, Gloucester street. NEW GOODS TO HAND, Ex Htdaspes and Zealandu. jtT R S F . c 7 BOWLER, STAY AND CHINOLINK ! MANUFACTURED. Every description of stays, elastic suppou t !xg 'bandages, abdominal : .belts, and laced stockings, Ma:!c tr> on!cr. IIIG'J STki-,i:.T. J ; 7-1