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PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE NEW CENTURY SENSATION. VI 1 IRTH BROS.' ROYAL CIRCUS. A COLOSSAL CIRCUS ORGANISATION. A NEW ERA in TENTED AMUSEMENTS. OPENING WELLINGTON, MONDAY, JANUARY 21st. POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY. WIRTH BROS.' ROYAL CIRCUS, ROYAL MENAGERIE, and EQUINE PARADOX. Patronised by Royalty, and Commended by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. After a Most Triumphant T*ur round the World, now returning to Wellington with a Complete Stud of Beautiful and Marvellously-trained HORSES and PONIES, EOUESTRIANS, ACROBATS, AERIALISTS, JUGGLERS, and EDUCATED ANIMALS. Note. — The Original and Only Wirth's Circus and Eguescurriculum was founded in Australia, Ist January, 1880, and during 20 Years Travel and Experience have been everywhere, have seen everythingjand got EVERYTHING WORTH HAVING. Among the Novelties to be introduced— The ONLY BOXING PONIES in the WORLD; the ONLY BUCKING ELEPHANT; the ONLY RIDING BEAR; the ONLY DEN of FOREST - BRED TIGERS; ENGLAND'S CHAMPION JOCKEY ACT RIDER; the World's Greatest Handbalancer and Contortionist; the Famous High- jumping Dog ; Marvellous South African Performing Baboons ; the Only Lady in the World who Rides Seven Horses : the Champion Lady Equestrienne Juggler. The whole of the Wonderful Wirth's Combination will be seen in a Marvellous and Thrilling Performance, entirely new to New Zealand. PRICES : 4s. 3s, 2s, and One Shilling. Plan at Holliday's. Matinee every Afternoon. WIRTH BROS, Sole and Equal Owners. A. MIDDLETON, Managing Agent. H.P. LYONS, General Agent.

nnHEATRE ROYAL. Sole Le^ee and Managei, Mr P R Dix. Geneial Manager, Mr Fred W. Dmal. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Januaij 18 and 19, The Run that Never Sets. ipvlX'S GAIETY COMPANY. In a Piogramme of Novelties. REPINED. ELEGAVT. BRILLIANT. MONDAY, JANUARY 21st, An EntiielyNew Company. THE LESLIE BROS THE "MINTONS THE WINGATE SISTERS. MOLLIE BENTLEY TOM DAWSON CONNIE MORENY MABEL MAIE ROSE ANDREWS JOHN TUDOR ARTHUR HAHN MAGGIE STEEN Our New First Part, "A RURAL RETREAT." The above Combination has Never Been Equalled upon a Colonial Stage. It is WORTHY OF ANY THEATRE IN THE WORLD. Box Plan at Holliday's. PRICES— 2s, Is, and SIXPENCE. CLAUDE H. WHAITE, Business Manager. ioth Week Now in our 55th Week CHORAL HALL, Couitenay Place.

Eveij Evening 1 at 8 p m. FULLER'S BIJOU COMPANY. First Appearance of Jack LYNDON BROS Alf " Musical Eccentncs " Music Got from An y where or from Anj thing. Last Two Nights of the Great Rislej Aciobats, "THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS" Last Three Nights of our Great Baritone, MR TED HERBKRTE. Tiemendous Success of Miss Tuxie Le Mai, Miss Jeannie Johnstone, The Mahers, Little Maisie Edwards and O»r Great Company. Piont Stalls and Gallery, Is , Area, 6d. Saturday Nevt, re-appearance of Mr Will Ste\en*, Lennon, Hynmn, Lennon, Miss Maie Mai low, Miss Rose Belmont

HANLON'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS, FOB BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION, LIVER COMPLAINT, And all Diseases ansing from a Disoidered Stomach and Liver.

R. D. HANLON, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 50, Molesvorth Street, Wellington. Telephone 1033. F. E. COOPER, WATCH MAKEB AND MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, 22, Cuba Street - - - Wellington (Opposite C. Smith's.) Manufacturing in all its Branches. Repairs a. specialty. Country Orders promptly attended to.