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'''New Zealand Society of Magicians''' was formed in June of 1920.<ref>THE NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF MAGICIANS, by Edward Axford, Hon. Sec., Sphinx, November 15, 1921</ref><ref> Magic Mirror Vol. 05, February 15, 1921</ref> | '''New Zealand Society of Magicians''' was formed in June of 1920.<ref>THE NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF MAGICIANS, by Edward Axford, Hon. Sec., Sphinx, November 15, 1921</ref><ref> Magic Mirror Vol. 05, February 15, 1921</ref> | ||
| − | The first magical society to be formed in New Zealand. Its headquarters began in Auckland. The first President was | + | The first magical society to be formed in New Zealand. Its headquarters began in Auckland. The first President was [[Keith W. Liddle]], soon followed by Stirling C. Maxwell. Founding members include [[Oswald Ashton]] (the great great uncle of [[Alan Watson]]). |
It's official publication, [[Te Tohunga]], began publishing in 1922. | It's official publication, [[Te Tohunga]], began publishing in 1922. | ||
| − | Their first convention was held in | + | Their first convention was held in Auckland in December of 1930.<ref>Magicana, September/October 1963</ref> |
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| + | It was put into recess in 1996 and officially dissolved in 2017. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:08, 15 October 2017
New Zealand Society of Magicians was formed in June of 1920.[1][2]
The first magical society to be formed in New Zealand. Its headquarters began in Auckland. The first President was Keith W. Liddle, soon followed by Stirling C. Maxwell. Founding members include Oswald Ashton (the great great uncle of Alan Watson).
It's official publication, Te Tohunga, began publishing in 1922.
Their first convention was held in Auckland in December of 1930.[3]
It was put into recess in 1996 and officially dissolved in 2017.
