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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume VI, Issue 293, 5 March 1896, Page 10

jp O R SALE. That Good Performer, — FAUNTLEROY — (The Australian —Della). An excellent chance to secure a Good Hunter. Guaranteed Perfectly Sound. Will be sold cheap Apply —Editor, “ Sporting Review.” AN J N gn RANC E! CITY HALL. TO-DAY ! TO-DAY I ADMISSION FREE DURING THE DAY. HYPNOTIC DEMONSTRATION EXTRAORDINARY. THE SENSATION OF THE DAY. THE MAN IN A TRANCE. A PROBLEM FOR SCIENTISTS. MISTAKEN FOR DEAD. Frederick Keating, now in a hypnotic sleep, in which he will remain in a perfectly unconscious condition for four days and four nights. Relays of watchers are invited by the Management appointed by Press, Public, and the Medical Profession. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING ! Jg" E N N E D Y, THE MESMERIST, KING LAUGH-MAKER OF THE WORLD. In his Unique Entertainment. “ It is the best couple of hours’ fun we have had in Auckland for many a long day.” — Herald MILLION PRICES: Dress Circle, 25.; Stalls, Is.; Pit, 6d. Box Plan now open at Wildman and Lyell’s (Is extra booking fee). Day Sales at Williamson’s, tobacconist, and at Wildman and Lyell’s. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. JJQ'EW ZEALAND POLO ASSOCIATION. The Annual Polo Tournament will be held at Palmerston North commencing 18th March, 1896, when in addition to the Saville Cup Tournament, there will be a Junior Cup Tournament openj'or Clubs playing for their First or Second Seasons, and for other Clubs who have a team playing in the Saville Cup competition. Entries must be made to me on or before Tuesday, the 10th March, 1896, for both competitions, and the names of the players must be handed into me before the draw takes place, which will be at Palmerston North on Tuesday, the 17th March. ARTHUR E. G. RHODES, Hon. Secretary, 215 Hereford Street, Christchurch,