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Rotary Bullet The 22nd World Festival of Magic Show
Fundraising sponsored by the Rotary Club of Hurstville for the benefit of Families and Children with disabilities of any nature. This has been a major project  for the Rotary Club of Hurstville since 2001. For more information on this program which benefits many Rotary and other Service Organisations in Australia and New Zealand click the link below.

The World Festival of Magic

12:30pm Monday 5th October 2009

Luna Park, North Sydney.

Beneficiaries for 2009-2010
St George Hospital Paediatrics and Emergency Wards 

Targeted wish list for St George Hospital:
*Children's Ward:*
FreeStyle Navigator and Transmitter to review trends and patterns in past glucose levels for children with diabetes
*Paediatric Emergency Ward:*
Vital Signs Monitor with Mobile Stand
3 hand held Oxygen Saturation Monitors

and other Community charities

Presentation at St George Hospital of equipment purchased from 2008 Magic Show. Presentatiion at StGeorge Hospital

Rotary Bullet International Projects
Supported by the Rotary Club of Hurstville

Rotary Foundation

Spectacles project

Donations in kind
For more information see Donations in Kind

Rotarians Against Malaria 
For more information see RAWCS for Rotarians against malaria

ShelterBox for disaster events
For more information see Shelterbox Australia

Village Aide Program in the Phillipines
For more information see Village Aide program

Rotary Bullet New Project - The Rotary Club Book Fair
For full information on this new project visit our new website:

www.rotarcap.com

It is based at:

Nurses on Wheels,
90B Highgate Street
Bexley 2207


15th Antiques and Collectibles Fair 2010 incorporating the 11th Royal Doulton Collectors Fair

Will be held at:

The Marana Hall, Hurstville Entertainment Centre, McMahon Street, Hurstville 2220  

2010 Fair details below

Special "First Opportunity Night" - your chance to obtain the best items at the show.

Friday, 12th February, 2010 – 7pm to 10.00pm

Admission $15.00 per person

Includes Refreshments and entry for Saturday and Sunday.

 

Friday Night Auction – 12th Feb at 7.45p.m.

Royal Doulton “Royal Flying Doctor Service” Bunnykins No.1 of a Limited Edition of 1,000.

(commemorating the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Australia)

The proceeds from this Auction will be donated to Cystic Fibrosis NSW for research

Saturday 13thFebruary, 9.00am – 5.00pm
Sunday 14th February, 10.00am to 4.00pm

Entry $8.00 – Concession $5.00
Children under 15 free if accompanied by an adult.

Special Raffle Prize for the show.
Thomas Alva Edison with light bulb.

Parking is available in the council parking area and adjacent streets and the Westfield Centre is a short walk away.
or
Marana Hall is a short walk from Hurstville station and Bus Terminals.

Many interesting items to see or buy including: Antique Furniture, Jewellery, Fine China, Porcelain, Tools,Glassware, Linen and much, much more.

A huge range of Royal Doulton Figurines, Plates, Toby Jugs, Bunnykins etc.
Everything for the discerning Collector.
Something for that very special gift.

Valuation Services provided by by Phillip Thomas of Raffan Kelaher Thomas, Auctioneers and Valuers.
Saturday 13th February: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Sunday 14th February: 10:00am - 3:00pm
(Limit of three items per person)

Enjoy a light lunch or morning/afternoon tea at our famous “Rose Coffee Shoppe”

Saturday & Sunday

Our delicious Devonshire Teas available with scones freshly baked by our Rotarian/Pastrycook,Vincent

COME ALONG AND JOIN US AT “MARANA HALL”

This page last updated on 19th December 2009

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Magic Show
Magic Show
Magic Show

As a result of the past Magic shows in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 , 2006, 2007 and 2008 the Rotary Club of Hurstville presented cheques totalling over $160,000 to St George Hospital Paediatrics Unit,  Hope for the Children, St George Family Network and Community groups


St George
Captain Cook