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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 8197, 13 June 1892, Page 5

Intsrchanqb op Pbopessors. —? Professor Anderson Stuart, of the Sydney University, has written to Professor Bay Lankester suggesting' the advantages that would result from a European teacher and a colonial teacher occasionally arranging for a temporary exchange of duties. His friend approves of the idea, and commends it to the Professors and governing bodies of the Universities as not only practicable but advantageous alike to teachers and their classes. Appr-ciatiox.—The public still resog nine the great superiority of C. H. Man ning's work by very liberally conferring their patronage upon him. Mr Manning has been specially appointed photographer to his Excellency tbe Earl of Onslow, and also- the Countess and family. The Earl and Countess of Meath have also been pleased to confer their patronage upon him, and innumerable other distinguished parsonages, specimen photos of whom may be seen at Che studio, thereby showing that legitimate and artisticallyfinislied work is thoroughly appreciated.— Anvr.l ...■,-.. ■•" ' For Fruit Trees, Roses, Flowering Shruto, general nursery stock, &c. T. Abbott, Exeter Nursery, Papanui road. — Advt.] •■"''-•'.■'. Hysiop's Teas when once tried are always used in preference to any ofehere in the market.