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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5744, 14 October 1885, Page 3

Amusements, &c _—_____——_______-___————_——————————_ 1 GRAND INTERNATIONAL! A I_^AAS»I^ U © AND CONGRESS OF ARENIC MARVELS! (Dibeotoes, Messrs Sharman & Stoodley) Coming by Special Train with all its gigantic entirety, and will positively EXHIBIT AT WANGANUI For (4) Four Kights Only (4) Commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 21st. WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 21st. j This Talented and Powerful CIROUS ORGANISATION Has just concluded a most Successful Season | of 6 Weeks at the Hippodrome, Sydney, and lately for 3 Weeks in Auckland, performing to Crammed Tents Nightly. The Directors wish to inform the Public of Wanganui and District that they reiy solely upon the Talents of their Company, their stud of Trained Horses, and the respectability of their Establishmemt for the success its undoubted talents deserve. FIRST NEW ZEALAND TOUR. No Flaming Posters of Impossibilities, But a Grand and Legitimate CIRCUS COMPANY Of unequalled performers, including two of the World's Greatest "Lady RiDEßs,"viz, — MDLE. ROJSINA— The Beautiful and Accomplished Lady Rider, and only Lady Equestrian in the World ; and MISS IDA STOODLEY— The Daring- and Graceful Lady Rider, surnamed "The Sovereign Princess of the Arena" The Company also includes the best Bare Back Riders Somersault Riders Gymnasts Acrobats Contortionists Equilibrists Tumblers Vaulters Clowns Jesters &c. &c, Ever assembled together in New Zealand. The Stud of Beautiful HORSES & PONIES Are trained to simply perfection, while "SALAMANDER" ) The Horse Fire King, "SALAMANDER" > must be seen "SALAMANDER" ) To be Believed ! Salamander's Performances UNDER REAL FIRE Are the wonder and admiration of all beholders Challenge Brass Band. ; Doors open at 7.15 ; Overture at S. Million Prces — Chairs 4s, Carpet Seats 3s, ! Parquette 2s. ' : N.B. — This Circus will exhibit at Hawera, Friday and Saturday next, and Saturday afternoon ; Patea, Monday, October 19th j Waverley, Tuesday, October 20th. GEORGE LEE, Advance Agent. COMING^ ~ And Will Exhibit in Wanganui on or about the THIRD WEEK IN NOVEMBER, ST. LEON'S "O OVAL IJALACE HIPPODROME & MENAGERIE OJF WILD PERFORMING AKIMALS. The Biggest Show Now before the public, embracing more Rare and Distinct Novelties than any other Show in existence. Kf\ STAR ARTISTS tA O\J Male and Female, *J\J Without doubt the Best in the profession A 25,000 Stud ot Thoroughbred Educated Horses and Ponies Our MENAGERIB OF WILD ANIMALS From All Parts of the World. Tigers, Bears, Panthers, Chectaks, Anacondas, Foxes, Tasmanian Devils Apes, Baboons, Monkeys Performing Camels And innumerable others. Remember, we will be in your midst, and exhibit in Wanganui about the THIRD WEEK IN NOVEMBER. 631' We have no connection with any other Show in New Zealand. MESSRS ST. LEON BROTHERS, Proprietors. JAMES MORGAN, General Agent.

ST. JOHN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL. A NNIVERSARY TEA MEETING il ON FRIDAY FVENING, 18th INSTA.NT, In the Schoolroom, Upper Campbell Street Tea on the Tables at Half-past Six. After Tea suitable addresses will be delivered by several speakers, and the teachers (with a few friends as a Choir, under the leadership of Mr Bell) will render some excellent Musical Selections. Tickets— Adults 2s, Children Is, may be had from any of the teachers, and &z the places of business of Messrs H. Black and P. Bell AN EVENING WITH CHARLES DICKENS. MR W. H. WARREN will read the Christmas Carol at the Aramoho School on Friday Evening, 16th October To commence at 8 o'clock Admission Is, Children 6d Proceeds to go to Church Organ Fund WANGANUI PROGRESS & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. npHE usual monthly meeting of Members JL will be held ■•; the Borough Council Chambers This (vVednesday) Evening, the 14th inst, a*" y pm A full attendance of members is particularly requested A. FILMER, Hon Sec. WANGANUI ROWING CLUB. nnHE Annual General Meeting will be j JL held at Cbavannes' Victoria Hotel, on Wednesday, the 14th instant, at 8 p.m. All intending members are cordially invited to attent. CHAS. V. POWELL, Hon. Sec. WANGANUI COUNTY COUNCIL. T r ENDERS Wanted for Road Formation X on the No. 2 Line Extension, in Mr Serjeant's property, closing on Wednesday, 21st instant, at the Council Office Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. j B. GARRETT, County Engineer. October 9th, 1885. /COLLIER & CO. "have in stock the cele\j brated Hoeling & Spangenburg ironframed, upright, and overstrung Pianos, seven octaves, trichord, check action. Also, the well-known Newfeld'a iron-framed Pianos and Pianinos. For good and wellmade Pianos these instruments cannot be surpassed, and am far preferable to the many cheap instruments by German makers so obßurdly puffed and advertised.