I MONDAY, Feb. 8. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY! FITZGERALD BROS'. Coterie of Circus I'lo; cry part of the world. IS WHAT YOU ARE ALL WAITING FOR ! A MOW CIRCUS WITH NEW ACTS, NEW FACE An electrifying Exposition of what I the other side of thf world can do. [ Liberally Presented in ils Entirety. 17 IMPORTANT STAR ARTISTS 17 MONDAY NEXT! MONDAY NEXT ! MONDAY NEXT! MONDAY NEXT ! MONDAY NEXT ! MONDAY NEXT ! FITZGERALD BROS.' CIRCUS AND MFA'AGERIE. CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. MONDAY NEXT ! MONDAY NEXT ! MONDAY NEXT ! MONDAY NEXT ! MONDAY NEXT t MONDAY NEXT ! FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY ! MDDLE. MILLIE DAGMAK, her Horse -and Tim-Hits. A most reinarklablo Act. I ERIC and REANO, Mid-air Acroats ami Gymnasts, originators of be Aeiial I'arailn (IILLINO, GILLINO, tho Greatest, Best, and Only Musical Clown, yet swn in Auslruila.Mu. His Instruments alone are New, Original, and I Laughably Funny. MA/jONNT TROUPE OF EDUCATED DOCS—Ludicrously Talented Dogs. M-AP.UI'E ONRA, a Lady of Faultless Form, "Queen of the. Silver Wiiv," in her Remarkable Perl'ormance, achieving Most Graceful Aerial Dances, Suspended Poses, and Expert. Illustrations. ROBERTSON AND WINCiFIELD—tiIe Mercuries ami Merry Andrews- of the Horizontal Bar. MDLLE. KATIE MONTGOMERY, the Most Brilliant La-dy Equestrian Bver brought to Ne-w Zvaland. DOCTOR CORDON, the Strongest of all Strong Men, who Breaks Chains. Carries a Horse up a Ladder, Pulls against Two Horses, Lifts with the (Dealest Ease 4801b by his Teeth Only. Doctor Cordon lias a Chest Expansion of 20in. BENATO, THE SUPREME, a New Clown with New Jokes, and Original Dresses. Watch his Fci-ionning. Donkevs and Oirafl'e. A Mirth-evok-ing Mimic. The MARRATTOS. Acrobats, etc. Tito WALHAI.LA BROS., Marvellolls Hat Throwers, Acrobatic Musicians. The WONDERFUL METEORS A Magnificent and Matchless Long-dis-tance Doable Trapeze and Lolly Bar Act, Pel-forming the Most Astounding and Thrillingly Venturesome, and Dillicult Coimbinid Double and Single Giant Flights, Dives. An Electrifying Success in Europe and America. Tho ZENOBLY BROS., High-wire Globe Artists. Tho (latest and Most Sensational Act in all Acrobatic Annals. Herr Yon der Mehden, the Celebrated Cornet Soloist, and his Great Double Band. givi-s- free opcn-iiir conAdmission —4s, Ms, 2s and la. FRANK JONES, FRED C. PARKER,
NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH, HAS been favoured with Instructions by W. F. GREENAWAY, ESQ., of the Avenue Road, New Plymouth, sawmill proprietor, who, owing to the increase of his business in Au° tralia, has decided to dispose of e s numerous properties in New Zoand, to sell by private treaty : LOT I.—That beautiful suburban property known as "EVERSLEY ESTATE," on the Avenue Road, containing 43 acres more or less, being part suburban allotment 49 Fitzroy District, and purt 63 and 83 Grey District, and Sections 52, 53, and 54, D V., Paritutu Survey District, with 12-roomed residence. Good orchard and plantation, and commanding beautiful view of the town, harbour, and Henui Stream. Also, a 5 roomed cottage rented at 12s a week. LOT 2.—His fine suburban re~ ,J ence, recently thoroughly renovi and fitted up with every convenience, stable, and outhouses, and hawing a frontage to the Avenue Road with 3 acres of land, No. 85 B, of Part Section 35, Block V., Paritutu S.D. . For further particulars and price apply to Mr Newton King, Auctioneer, Devon-street, or Mr W. L. Fltzherbert, Solicitor, Devon-street, New Plymouth. New Season's Grass Seed ! JUST ARRIVED Ex S.S, "TOKOMAR U" FROM LONDON. TEN TANKS NEW SEASON'S SEEDS, consisting of Wlsite and Rod Clovers, Cowgrass, Alsike, Trefoil, Crested Dogs tail, Pao Pratensis, Poa Trevialis, Sheeps' Fescue, Hard Fescue, Meadow Fescue, Rajje, mustard, etc. ALSO ON SALE,BEST COLONIAL-GROWN COCKSFOOT, POVERTY BAY & CANTERBURY RYE GRASS, ITALIAN RYE, CRESTED DOGSTAIL, PRAIRIE GRASS, Etc. My ENGLISH SEEDS are from the celebrated linn of HURST & SONS, Lomidon, which is a sufficient guarantee as to their (quality ;• while my Colonial Seeds have been selectNEWTON KING, NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD. HAVING given up our Xni a s Showroom, our Business will be conducted as usual at our well-known Red Post Warehouse, opposite the rosidjence of O. Samuel, Esq., Devon- [ street East. T. HELDT,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 28, 3 February 1904, Page 3
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