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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 441, 21 February 1912, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. COMING BY SPECIAL TRAINS WirtH .Bros. GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. OPENING in all its glorious splendour and opulent vastness in Te Kaiti on THURSDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, One Night Only. With the most marvellous act ever seen in New Zealand. The wonderful group of performing PURE WHITE POLAR BEARS. The greatest animal act in the world. The largest group of Polar Bears in existence. THE GIGANTIC TEDDY BEARS. Wirths' COMLPETE NEW COLOSSAL CIRCUS AND MAMMOTH MAJESTIC MENAGERIE Engaged personally by Mr George Wirth on his recent tour of the world. A successful world-search for novelties. Including the Seven Flying Jordans, the Beautiful Adlia Sisters, Kitchen and Foy, Artois and La Vaa, Signorita Dolinda, the Bastiens and Herr Schmidt (the polar bear educator), etc., etc. Admission: 4s, 3s, 2s. Reserved chairs on Raised Platforms. A MAGNIFICENT MENAGERIE OF STRANGE WILD ANIMALS, Including the Great Group of Beautiful Pure White Polar Bears, Lizzie the Hippo, and two American Bisons, the only animals of their kind in Australasia. Open on Afternoon from 4 to 5. Adults Is, Children 6d. The whole of Wirth Bros.' enterprise will be here. See the elephants at work on arrival of special trains—this is free. mOWN HALL, TE KUITI. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Empire Picture Coy. (Sole Lessees). THE LATEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE PICTURES ONLY SHOWN. MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Monster Boom Programme, including the great exclusive drama in 53 acts, "THE CIRCUS GIRL." Shown to crowded houses nighcly in Australia, to be shown in its entirety in Te Kuiti on Monday evening next. The finest programme ever shown presented. POPULAR PRICES AS USUAL. 10 P I 0 HALL. GRAND CONCERT AND Farewell Social Tendered to Rev. and Mrs Potts, on FEBRUARY 26th. Admission Is 6d. MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION. FEILDING ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR FRIDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY At 11.30 sharp. 25,000 ™ s chiefly breed ~ NOTE—The above sheep are from the flocks of the best breeders on the Coast, and will be sold in suitable lots. WANGANUI RAM FAIR. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, February 22nd and 23rd, 1922. TiIREEMAN R. JACKSON AND i- CO. will sell by public auction as above — 728 purebred 2-th Lincoln rams 87 purebred 2-th Romney Marsh rams 100 purebred 2-th Southdown rams 84 purebred 2th Border Leicester rams 15 purebred 2-th Shropshire Down rams 10 purebred 2-th English Leicester rams 10 2th Border Leicester Lincoln rams 74 stud Lincoln rams 23 stud Romney Marsh rams 6 stud Border Leicester rams 1 stud Southdown ram 1738 ALSO 20 stud Lincoln ewes, bed by J. Donald, Esq. 10 stud Romney ewes bred by D. G. Forlong, Esq. 42 stud Southdown ewes, bred by Messrs R. C. Sharpe and others Sale starts at 10 a.m. sharp each day. The stud ewes will be offered at 10 a.m.on first day. Lincoln* only will be offered on the FIRST DAY the studs at 2 p.m. All other breeds on the second day, studs at 2 p.m. All the rams will be sold singly in the ring, thus giving buyers every facility to make a careful selection. FIRST DAY—Lincolns and Lincoln studs. SECOND BAY— Romney and other breeds. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MEDICAL NOTICE. DOCTOR FULLERTON may be consulted at Otorohanga (Mr Whyte's Pharmacy) every Friday between the hours of 11.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., commencing from Friday, February 16th. NOTICE. OWING to my cattle being continually abused by dogs, will settlers take notice that poison is being laid on Section 2, Block 11, Mapara.