$he Egyptian War entertainment at tho American rvovclty HaU was! a suciioss. On Saturday night over 800 persons visited the' exhibition, a number of amusing conjuring and magical illusions wero performed by O. Bail«y. Each visitor received a pre« sent. A watch was prosentcd to Mr Chae; King, Newton rodd ; and Mrs Nelson, Vic-toria-street, Mrs O'Brien, Custom;hoatoStreet West, Mr Nicholson, Railway Wharf boarding-house the other leading gifts, Tho exhibition will bo open agaia to-night, a band being in attendance.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVI, Issue 3840, 4 December 1882, Page 3
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