WIRTH'S CIRCUS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4224, 21 September 1892, Page 2

WIRTH'S CIRCUS.

Messrs Wirth Bros'. Mikado Troupe of Japanese, Wild Bedouin Arabs, and Arabian Circus will perform ■ in Mastei-ton to-morrow (Thursday) and on Friday. The company, which performed in the Wairarapa last Easter, and which was then considered tho moßt successful and most perfect that had ever visited the district, has eiuce been re-organised and contains many new features of interest and wonder, including troupes of Japanese and Arabs and, as the hand-bills tell us, a complete company of" dashing graceful, flying, fearless" lady riders, Everything, it is promised, will be new and nothing old. In short, Messrs Wirth Bros, challenge the world with their horsewomen, They also pride themselves on possessing (he grandest show in the colonies and assert that any one act alone is well worth the' price of admission. The performance should be both instructive and pleasing, and there is every reason to think that the opening programme will be given before a crowded attendance, The tents will, as usual, be pitched in the paddock adjoining Henall's mill in Queen street, and every convenience in the way of proper seating awom-

modalion will. be provided. The Wirthßros.' splendid brass band will, under an efficient leader, provide the necessary accompanying music, and is in itself by no means the least attractive adjunct of this great entertainment under canvas,