WILL OPEN IN CHRISTCHURCH ON SATURDAY NEXT, NOV. 2nd, FOR A SHOE T SEASON ONLY, BURTON’S GREAT AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS, niIHE best and largest Cireus Troupe ever Jl organised in the Southtrn Hemisphere, all tlie first class Artistes in the colonics combined in ONE GREAT ESTABLISHMENT, AUSTRALIA’S GEMS, The most daring and graceful EQUESTRIANS, ACROBATS, GYMNASTS, &c., OF THE DAT. THE HANDSOMEST HORSES. THE IRICKIEST oF THICK PONIES The Wonderfully Edu ated DuGS AND MONKEYS, FIVE GREAT CLOWNS. The Agent, in offering his first notification of the advent of this Great Circus, begs to remark that Mr Henry Burton has been established in Australia as a Circus Proprietor since 1851, travelling continuously the Colonies of South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, “Queensland, and Tasmania, always having a troupe of the very best artists splendid horses, and good equipments, which has rendered his name a household word, and the periodical vi-it of the Great Australian Circus is looked forward to by young and old as one of the great events of the year. The brilliant success this Circus has lately enjoyed in Sydney, Auckland, Nelson, and Wellington, testifies to the merit of this great organisation, which was put together expressly for this their FIRST GRAND TOUR THROUGH NEW ZEALAND. Performances will bo given Every Evening, commencing at 8 o’clock. DAY PERFORMANCES ON EACH WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, After the opening night. For further particulars see future advertisement. WILLIAM WOODYEAB, 2816 Business Manager. VOLUNTBBRSL The CHRISTCHURCH ARTILLERY will be SPECIALLY IN-PEC'Ej by Colon 1 Packe, TO MORROW NIGHT. Fall dress, but with forage caps instead of busbies. Every member to attend. D. CRAIG, Captain. Those who have not yet received their uniforms will attend in plain clothes. 2809 LEEDS HOUSE, CASHEL STREET, Tailoring Department ON THURSDAY NEXT we SHOW our first early SPRING SHIPMENT of TWEEDS FANCY DOESKINS COATINGS, and VESTINGS. Great care has been exercised in the selection of a varied and choice stock of material for this department, in which Shoddy, Cotton Warps, Mungo, and all such Vile Compounds have been entirely repudiated, and Pure Wool Alone Adhered to. We desire especially to attract attention to the leading feature of our tailoring trade, viz., PBKF CT FITTING t ROUSBRS, with an easy and graceful appearance for riding, walking, or dross purposes. Our charges as heretofore have been adjusted with a due regard to economy, consistent with high class cutting, and workmanship of the most sterling and lasting description. Altogether our patrons will find that we have carefully studied their Interests, and well merited their confidence and support. J. Le Masurier & Co. August Ifitb, 1878. 90* UST OPENED, and~READY FOR SALK, at prices which defy competition— A Splendid Assortment of LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S UN DER CLOTH iNGK Print Morning Wrappers, from 7s fid. Kid Gloves, Is lid. A good shilling’s worth for fid on the sixpenny table. H. E. MAY & CO., The Hail, High street.
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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1466, 28 October 1878, Page 2
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