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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7712, 14 January 1905, Page 3

In one unbroken nocturnal flight the European bird known as the northern ibluethroat has been proved to travel from Central Africa to the German Ocean, a distance of 1600 miles, making the journey in nine

COMING BY SPECIAL TRAIN. FITZGEBALD ALL, NEW CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE AT JEW P L Y M 0 U T H * SATURDAY NEXT, SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY |3lst. JANUARY ©lst. AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. AFTERNOON AND NJGHT. at 3.. at a. CHILDREN TO DAY SHOW ONLY WILL BE ADMITTED FOR SIXPENCE, DIRECT FROM OSAKA, JAPAN- I 8 JAPANESE WRESTLERS QI JAPANESE WRESTLERS O From the Osaka Guild of Wrestlers, Japan. THE NEW LONDON AND CONTINENTAL COMPANY. EVERY PERFORMER A STAR. EIGHTY HORSES & PONIES. NINETY-SIX PEOPLE IN ALL. THE SPLENDID MENAGERIE. THE SPLENDID MENAGERIE, Comprising Lions, Tigers, Panthers, LeopardsV Hyenas, Kangaroos, Camels, Trick Dogs, and Plenty of Monkeys. MARVELLOUS ASHTON FAMILY. MARVELLOUS ASHTON FAMILY. Riders, Acrobats, nnd Aerial Aiv tists, Allan Kirk (Trick Cyclist), Harnier's Dogs, Henderson and Ware (riders), F. M. Jones), Wathallas, Perry (tho Droll), The Leonard Troupe, Lycurgus. DOCTOR GORDON, tho strong maß|. CHAMPION HiI|GH JUMPING HORSES. NAPOLEON, DAISY, &, MALTBY. .(The champions of New Zealand and Australia.) JUMPING IN THE ARENA at Each Performance. PRICES.-4/-, 3/-, and 2/-. Frafck Jones Representative. wmi Laurence Agent. WHITELEY MEMORIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10th. AT Mr PIKETT'S BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS AT FITZROY. ~ TURNER'S Orchestra will i. render musical selections during the day, for the entertainment of visitors. SPORTS FOR THE CHILDREN. GAMES, etc., for ALL-COMERS. after picnic. Return far 13d. C. W. HOOKER, Hon. Secretary. AN IDEAL SUMMER TRIP FEBRUARY 17th to 23th. HOW TO SPEND A PLEASANT HOLIDAY. BEFORE arranging your summer holiday call at the office of the undersigned for leaflet describing a delightful eight days' pleasure cruise along the northern coast. The Northern Steam Ship Company's fine steamer NGAP-UHI will leave Auckland on FRIDAY, February 17th, Calling at Great Barrier Island, Hen and Chickens, Whangurci, Bay of Islands, Whangaroa and Pacific Cable Station, Doubtless Bay. Launches will be provided for excursions round the beautiful harbours. Splendid fishing all along the Coast. Most of the steaming will be done -t night, hence the usual discomforts of a sea voyage will be reduced to a minimum. Fares from £7 to £lO. Excursionists limited to 50. Only one class carriud. J. C. WEBSTER, Ag^nt. "pj" OTICE is hereby given that the old established Agency and General Commission Business of the I late W. J. Shaw will be carried on ns from the Ist January, 1005, under tho style of W. J. Shaw and Co. Mr E. W. Gamer, who will become a partner in' tho firm, as from the date mentioned, will continue to manage the business as heretofore. F. M. SHAW, Executrix In the Estate of the late W. J. Shaw. AUCKLAND STEAMERS. TO enable passengers to get on board early and secure their berths in comfort a 'bus will leave town for the breakwater every evening at 7.30. M. JONES, Proprietor. Devonshire Dairy, DEVON STREET, Adjoining Wh'.to Hart Hotel. ON SALE—Cream, Milk, Devonshire Cream, Butter, Skim Milk, Buttermilk. Daily delivery after December Ist. Orders promptly attended to. L. FROST, Proprietor. TARANAKI DAILY NEWS. TO ensure insertion c! standing advertisements ruust rcocn this office before one o'clock on the day preceding issue*