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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11745, 23 September 1902, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. *~\ PEEA HOUSE. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, September 24Gh and 25th. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY, DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY, DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY, Introducing the pick of English, American | and Australian Artists, including— Misa Lizzie Kirk, the wonderful little English comedienne. Mr. Frank Leon, the World's champion dance*. (Charles) POPE and SAYLES (Irving), the two great Negro Co-medians. (James Harvey arid Morris (Madge), the Versatile Sketch Artists. . Mies Molly Bentley, the bright Descrijv tive Vocalist. Mr. Charles Howard, the popular Australian Baritone. Miss Pearl Lovell, the charming young Serio and Dancer. Mr. Tom Saunders, a deter Comedian. . Without doubt the' strongest ocanbination tihat has toured New Zealand. PRICES: 35., 25., and Is. Box plan at H. I. Jones and Son's. Open Monday morning. ; - HARRY P. MULLER, Business Manager. T>RIMTITVE METHODRST CHURCH X ANNUAL SALE OP WORK. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, September 25 and 26. To be qpjened at 3 p.m. on THURSDAY by MISIS FRASER, M.A., Principal of Girls' College. THURSDAY EVENING, Programme by Garrison Band. FRIDAY EVENING, Programme by Armstrong's Orchestra. Admission, 6d. mHE TOG QHOW IS /DOMING BY SPECIAL TRAINS! FRIDAY, 26th; SATURDAY, 27th. WIETITbEOS.' HUGE NEW CIRCUS and MENAGERIE OF PERFORMING! WILD ANIMALS 1 Read some of the Novelties to be introduced this Season:—The Marvellous and Mysterious. HOWARD 'BROS., Latest London Sensation, Human Race. Bafflers. Appeared tvrioe before Hi* Majesty King Edward VII., and whose Marvellous Exhibitaion of Thought Transmission and Second-Sight have bewildered the world. The Original DELTORELIS, Musical Grotesques! Canton's Heathen Cninese. Sensational Curial Revolving Ladder and Expert Hand-balanc-ers!. ALEXANDER BROS., Marvels in mid-air. GEORGE YORKS, European down and Tumbler. SADIE DELTOR ELIS, the only Lady Clown in Australasia. Miss MARIZLES' new and beautiful act, the Human Butterfly and Serpentine Dance on horseback. Mdle BARTELE, French Equestrienne. Miss MAY MASINGA, Champion Contortionist; and champion riders, acrobats, gymnasts, tumblers, leapers, cloiwns, etc., the pick of the profession. The only Blondin Tiger in tha world. High Jumping Contest between Pony and Greyhound. Wild Animal Banquet. Tigers in harness. Bounding Jockey Tigers, Performinn- Lion?, Elephants; Camels, Panthers Bears, Pumas, Dingos, Baboons, Apes Monkeys, etc. A Truly wonderful Show, Teeming with Novelties, never se*m in any Circus on earth. Etectric Light, Acetylene and Lime Lights. A powerful search light will show you the way to the Circus each evening, (from 7 to 8. Note the People's Popular Prices: 4/-, 3/-, 2/-; Children half-price. MATINEE ON SATURDAY. HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND POSTORAL SOCIETY. THE T7IORTIETH A NNUAL CJHOW JJ ORTIETH A.NNUAL JOHOW will be held at HASTINGS on OCTOBER 22nd and 23rd. £1207 OFFERED IN MONEY PRIZES. Entries close at Napier on WEDNESDAY, Bth October. W. F. G. ANDERSON, Secretary. WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION'S /•iRAND 4 NNUAL CJHOW, VJTRAND JX NNUAL JOHOW, - "• to be held ON SHOW GROUNDS on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, November 19 and 20, 1902. £1250 «~^*' J1250 GRAND SPECTACULAR PROGRAMME on both days. .ON WEDNESDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, will be judged: ! Horses (Thoroughbred) Horses (Ponies and Coaching) Cattle, Sheep, Pigs Produce Pony Leaping Competition Ladies' Leaping Competition Pony High-Jumping Leaping Competition (Steeplechase Style) Pony Trotting Victoria Cross Competition Night Alarm. Ladies' Driving. THURSDAY, 20th NOVEMBER— Horses (Hacks and Harness) Horses (Draughts) Dogs, Poultry, Pigeons, etc. Home Industries Shearing Competition Ladies' Leaping Competition Ladies' Driving Pony Races ■ Tandem Driving r Hunters' Competition Horse-Shoeing Competition, and GRAND PARADE OF HORSES AND CATTLE. Programmes and Entry Forms may be obtained from the Secretaries A. and P. Associations at Auckland, New Plymouth, Hawera, Palmerston North, Woodville t Masterto" Carterton, Napier, Gisborne Messrs Gorton, and Son, Bulls and Feilding; R. E. Beckett, Marton. and Hunterville; the Secretary N.Z. Kennel Club, and N.Z. Express Co., Wellington. ENTRJIES CLOSE SATURDAY, Bth November, at 5 p.m. Gates, Is (children under 12 6di. SELBY MORTON, Secretary. ROVER BTCYCLES set the fashion for the world. —Rover Cycle Dep^t.—H. J. A. Randrup, Manager.