FITZGERALD BROS.' CIRCUS. A MOST HONOURABLE DISTINCTION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7712, 14 January 1905, Page 2

FITZGERALD BROS.' CIRCUS.

A MOST HONOURABLE DISTINCTION.

Messrs Fitzgerald Brothers will j arrive by special train with the Whole of their combination on Saturday next, 21st ir.st, playing two shows, afternoon and night. The leading feature on this occasion will be a team of Japanese wrestlers direction) Osaka, who were engaged by tne Fitzgeralds' Eastern agent just before the outbreak of the Uusso-Jupanese war. Southern exchanges give highly eulogistic notices of the wrestling bouts in the specially prepared arena, and several of New Zealand's doughty champions have already tried conclusions with the "little brown man" with indifferent success. The circus combination generally is the strongest yet brought to Sew Zealand and is enturely new to Australasia. The circus is strong in the nnimul department, which includes a zoological collection from all parts of tin globe. New horses, new ponies, and new feats and features'. Messrs Lingard, Jones', Shn'nd, and Lawrence are at present in town making arrangements, and billing the outside districts for miles around. The location will be duly announced.

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