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Professor Anderson's [?] was very numerous attended on Saturday night, and the performance although it included several new ticket and new versions of…
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School of Arts
Professor Anderson's magic and prestidigitation continue to interest large audiences, and the prizes which are distributed appear to give much satisfaction, but more especially to the recipients…
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The members of the above club held their usual weekly meeting last Monday evening, in the college hall. The president, Mr. G. H. Reid, occupied the chair, and a large cumber of members and visitors…
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There was a good attendance at Professor Anderson's magical [?] last night. A sensation will, no doubt, be produced on Friday night, when a prize of a gros grain silk dress will be given to the…
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Protessor and Louisa Anderson gave another of their series of illusive entertainments at the School at Arts last evening, and the distribution of gifts amongst audience included a horse. Nothing…
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Professor Anderson and his talented lady were well patronised last night, but to-night the audience will probably outnumber all previous ones, as the handsomest lady present will be the…
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Professor An [?]erson had a fair audience last night, and his [?]lusive entertainment was apparently much enjoyed. There will be a grand prize distribution among the audience to-night…
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A deputation, introduced by Messrs. H. Clarko and Garran, M's.L.A., waited on Sir John Rabert son on Friday. Their object in Booking an interview had been to ask for a new public school at Bega, sinco…
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A good attendance of people assembled at the School of Arts on Saturday evening, to witness the illusions performed by professor Anderson, and to try their chance in the distribution of prizes. The…
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A very large gathering of the members of the above club took place last Monday evening. Mr. Mantague Levy occupied the chair. After the usual preliminary business had been disposed of, the…
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Professor Anderson's magical scances at the School of Arts are apparently as high in popular favour as ever, the distribution of prizes at the end of the performances being always full of interest…
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The competition for the chief prize to-night should be keen if Sydney is to maintain prestige in the matter of masculine beauty. Professor Anderson has announced that he will present the…
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SIR,—Sharing in the grief expressed in your paragraph as to the loss to Catholic education the departure of such a teacher as Mr. C. Kevin causes, I would ask can nothing be done to…
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A deputation waited upon Sir John Robertson yesterday morning, with reference to a Public school at Pyrmont. The Church of England School board in that suburb had offered to give up then school to the Deoartment of…
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The Victorian team played their second match on Monday last against a club composed of the masters of the King's School and their friends. Victory declared in favour of the school club by 20 points, the visitors being in…
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The report of the Education Department on which we have already commented does not justify the opinion that our primary schools are in a reasonably satisfactory state. For…
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Professor Anderson's illustrations of the art of magic and prestidigitation continue to be well patronised and to-night's special attraction should be successful in attracting a numerous audience…
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St. Andrew's Anglican school church, situated at Summer Hill, a beautiful suburb, distant about four and a quartert miles by rail from Sydney, was opened for service on Saturday last. The ceremony, which was of a religious…
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There was a good attendance at the School of Arts, where Professor Anderson and his wife, Louise Anderson, carry out a programme which is full of interest; whether for the…
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On Saturday last, about 10 of the members of the above named Society met at the University to hear the first of a series of experimental lectures on "Optics" by Professor Gurney. The…
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