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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9712, 7 January 1895, Page 8

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Baxter : St. Andrew's Villa, Parlia-ment-street. . Parents and Guardians may interview the Principals, as above, after January 14th, 1895. For References to parents whose sons have received their education at St. Andrew's College, see prospectus. • VOIGE-PRODUCTION and ARTISTIC SINGING. MR. ALBISRT RICHARDSON (Signor Alberto Roman], of the Italian Opera.) PROFESSOR OF THE .ART OF SINGING. Critique from " Figaro." Milan, on the debut of Signor Alberto Romani (Mr. Albert Richardson), La Scala Opera House, Milan:— Trovatore" (Translation)—" A pupil of Gaetano Nava, of the Milan Conservatory, Sinnor Romani (an English artist) displayed a rich full timbred baritone voice, and sang in the true" cantabile style that was very grateful, while his acting was graceful and expres. sire. The aria, 'II Balen,' was redemanded.", Lessons (Day and Evening), "Tichmount," Welles-ley-street East. 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