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Wairarapa Daily Times, 14 January 1932, Page 1

COMING BY THREE SPECIAL TRAINS. “The Greatest Show on Earth.” WIRTH BROS. CIRCUS, LTD OPENING MASTERTON ONE NIGHT ONLY. TO-MORROW! FRIDAY, JANUARY 15. LOCATION: Usual one, near Bridge. Bigger!. Brighter! Better than Ever , with a Host of New Attractions from all parts of tho Universe. Headed by the World’s Greatest Riders ICAZBEG’S TROUPE RUSSIAN COSSACKS in their Amazing Feats of Horsemanship. Their very daring will astound you. These Cossacks are iden- J tichl with the boys who defeated riders of all nations at the New York Rodeo, 1929. Also Appearing FOUR UESSEMS,, MISS YVONNE, Balancers, Equilibrists Contortionist Marvel FOUR' SYLVESTERS SANTEY DUO Juvenile Acrobatics A Whirlwind Sensation and The Artistic Aerial Act Novelty “LES QUATKE lIIRONDELLES” Presented for the First Time by ‘ ‘ THE FOUR MISS WIRTHS” “THE FOUR MISS WIRTHS” All added attractions to WIRTH’S COLOSSAL SHOW of 300 People, Lions, Tigers, Elephants, Performing White Polar and Brown Bears, etc. Admission: 3s, 4s, 5s 6s. Reserves 7s (plus tax). Children under 10 half price to all parts. Book your seats at Circus office 4 to 5 p.m. day of show. FROM 4 till 5 daily WIRTH’S ZOO, comprising 14 cages of Wild Animals, will be. on view, when all the animals will be fed. Parents are advised to bring their little ones, as it is Interesting, Educational and Amusing. Admission to Zoo: Adults. Is: Children 6d. EVERYTHING COMING. WE NEVER DIVIDE.

CASTLEPOINT COUNTY COUNCIL. r PENDERS addressed to the Chairman and marked 2/31 are- invited and will be received up to 11 a.m. on Saturday, 23rd January, 1932 for — Getting and delivering from river 1000 cubic yards of metal and running- out same on the Tinui Annedale road. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The Overseer will meet intending tenderers at the County Offices, Tinui, af 9.30 a.m. on Monday, the 18th .January, 1932, when specifications may be seen. R. MILES, County Clerk.

MASTERTON A. & P. ASSOCIATION. TENDERS FOR PRIVILEGES. qVENDERS, to close on January 12th, 1932, are invited for the following:— No. 1.- —-Three Soft Drinks and Tobacco Booths, from l(>th —19th February, inclusive. No. 2. —Ice Cream Stalls for 16th and 17th February. No. 3. —Fruit and Confectionery, for l-6th and 17th February. No. 4. —Tea Rooms (south end of Grandstand), for 16th and 17th February. Or Alternative — Tenders will be received for a term of 3 years for Nos. 1 and 2. Cheque to accompany tender. Full information from B. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary.

. NOTICE. nnilE MANAGEMENT of tlie MASTEUTON AET DYERS, DRY CLEANERS and HAT RENOVATING SPECIALISTS, wish to announce that they have no canvassers engaged in the town or country, and that no person is authorised to collect work on their behalf. We have one receiving office (only) in Masterton, exactly opposite Regent Theatre, in premises occupied by Frank R. Murtagh, Men’s Wear Specialist, and all work left there will receive prompt attention by a skilled staff of one of the most up-to-date works of its kind in New Zealand. ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. Y r ou will never send your clothes elsewhere. CARTERTON AGENT: Peter J. Bannin, Tailor. EK ETA HUN A AGENT: Geo. Anderson, AARD Office. Support a Local Industry that Employs Local Labour.

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