WOODYEAR AND ROSS CIRCUS.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1654, 10 February 1883, Page 2

WOODYEAR AND ROSS CIRCUS.

I This circus, which is now on its second | visit to Waikato, opened at Cambridge on Thursday night last, having been detained over the previous day on the road coming frbm'Te Awamutu. , Theimpreswhich the show created on the minds of the public,, during its last visit to the Cambridge' district several months ago, | seems to have been a' favourable' one, tor j the house which it attracted on Thursday evening was beyond comparison with anything we have hitherto seen in the Waikato. The^e Sv ( ere ribt'less than | 1000 persons in tHe tent, a large portion of those present being unable to find sitting accommodation. Several novelties have been added, 'since the 1 circus last appeared in Waikato; i and, these, abided to the other entertaining features, make a very attractive entertainment, and one which- cannot fail to amuse the (multitude. , The elephant Jumbo;, one of | the new importations, concentrates a. fair share of attraction, and < contributes its quota to the amusement of the evening. The wizard tricks are also new, and welf , worth witnessing. ' Many .other features have been added to' the circus, which our limited spacefill not allow us toparticn'larisc, but which to be ,properly enjoyed musjt be personally, Witnessed. ( It Vis seldom such ,an attraction .ever visits Waikato, and now ' that tlie occasion has arrived we Jeel sure it^ will be largely 'taken' advantage of. ' Another 'entertainment' was given.' &i' 'Cambridge la'st night. To-night the circus is advertised to ppen in Hamilton. ' - , r \!'\ '\

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