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Dunstan Times, Issue 1191, 26 December 1884, Page 2

OOP YEAR’S 3 FRIO CIRCES and ; GREAT LONDON EQUESQbfRJOULUM Will Open in ; ALEXANDRA After a moat brilliant season in Dunedin and Invercargill, fOR ONE NIG Hi! ONLY, ON MONDAY, 29th DECEMIER, 1884, Tins great end genuine canvas show has 1 previously concluded a splendid season of seven weeks in Sydney, drawing crowded audiences to the last. ' This show is larger and better than ever, and has specially re-organised for this season’s tour of New Zealand, New company of Artistes, Daring Riders, Lightning Tumblers, Corps of French Vaultere, Male and Female Trapesians, Wonderful Acrobats, Clowns - that are Clowns, beautifully Trained Horses and Fairy tnck Ponies, making the most complete show now travelling in the Southern Hemisphere, {Vide Press). y in the Marquee al Doors open at 7.30; performance com mencos at 8 o’clock. PRICES AS USUAL. The Circa* will Perform at Alexandra .. Monday, 29th December Blacks ... Tuesday, 30th December St Bathans... Wednesday, 31st December Naseby ... Thursday, Ist January ALFRED WYBURD ... Advance Agent. THE A DEXANDRA bramatt a3L CLUB. WILL GIVE AN ENTERTAIBMEN IN THE TOWN HALL, ALEX AN DR. ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 181 (New Year’s DayJ. Commencing with the Sparkling Comedietta, “THE WILFUL WARD Sir.Peregrine Placid Charles Fairfax ... Frederick Lispington Thomas ... Rosa Lester Mr F. William! Mr J. Austin MrH.D Willed MrF.S. Aldrec Lady Amateui Interval of Ten Minutes. To Conclude with the Farce, “TAMING A TIGE R.” Charles Beeswing (Traveller in Wines) ... ~ Mr Chilli Chutney (a retired Bengal Merchant) Jacob M utter ... Mr F. Williams MrW.F.Forrest MrF.S. Aldred D The whole to Conclude with a A N C E. Tickets—-Front Seats, 3s; Back Seats 2s; Children, Half Prio l *. To Commence at 8 o’clock : sharp. H. D. WILT.COX, Secretary. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS found trespassing after this date on , Moutere Run Hunting for Rabbits with Dogs or Guns or in any other way interfering with Rabbits will be proses cuted. M'LAREN & TURNBULL. December 23rd, 1884. fJIHE REY. G. FYNES-CLINTON Will Conduct DIVINE SERVICE As under : . Sunday, January 4th, 1885. Matakanui ... 3 p.m. Blacks , ... ... ... 7 p.m. R. MAIL NOTICE. Mails nsnally despatched on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day will be closed at 8 p.m. ou the 24th and 31 sb inst. On Boxing Day the Post and Telegraph Office will be open from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. only, and all mails despatched on that day will close at 10 a m. MALLS FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM ■ ANDEDROPE. Via San Francisco. The San Francisco Mail will close at this' Office at 8 p.m, on Wednesday, the 31st December. W. M. BREBNER, Acting Postmaster. Post Office, Clyde, December 20th, 1884.