ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1882, 16 October 1913, Page 8

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

DEATH BY POISON. (Bt Teleeranli.—Presa Association.) Hastings, October 10. i Carl Ritz, a nativo of Austria, who [took poison on Monday, died last night. 'Ho left a letter addressed to his employer, in which ho stated that his ljffi bad been one long mental troublo. Ritz was in comfortable circumstances, and is said to bo well connected, - At the inquest a vei'dict' was returned that death was caused by a dose of poison intentionally 6elf-administered. LACTOBACILLINE. The Bacillary treatment of Bacterial 'and Fermentative affections of the alillnentary Canal. : Lactobacilline pits the vigorous lactic [ferment against tho less resistant organisms of decomposition, with' the result •'that tho latter are immediately destroyed.

I Lactobacilline is prepared under the KBcientific supervision and. control of PROFESSOR aiETCHNIKOFF. It is prepared in tablets to bo eaten ,Trith meals, ancl by chocking intestinal exerts a remarkable influence towards tho attainment' of perfect jhealth. It is of special value in all 'olfactions of the digestivo tract, autointoxication,' colites, intestinal catarrh, tlironic dyspepsia, etc. Every cylinder of tablets hears tho swords:—

"Lactobacilline prepareo par la Societe jUo Ferment Soul Fournisscur du Professor ©letchnikoff. Without which, none are genuino. Lactobacillino is sold in boxes containing eight cylinders of Tablots, price ss. 6d., and can bo ordered through any chem■dst or obtained direct from the Depot Societe lo Ferment, Smeeton'a Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland, from whero all information can be obtained.—Advt.

Messrs. J. H. Bethnne and Co. announce in our auction columns that at 1 p.m. to-day, in the estate of the lato H. C. Watson, they aro holding a furniture salo at the residence. No. 141 Clydo Quay. A splendid lot of high-class and almost new furniture will bo offered, comprising the contents of ,drawing-room, dining-room, four bedrooms, and kitchen. Amongst the articles to bo• offered are a massive Chesterfield couch and lounge, Axminster and Wilton pile carpets, bronzo statuottes and ornaments, sideboard with carved panels, art studies and engravings, bedsteads and bedding, kitchen -utensils, and sundries.

Mra. Martin Williams, tho well-known Wellington teacher of elocution, will bo leaving shortly to reside at Hamilton, Waikato. Before leaving sho will givo an elocutionary recital, along with many of Iter pupils, including clever little Cecil Haines, at the Town Hall Concert Chamber. on Tuesday next.

Visitor: "What! Haven't you named the baby yet? Mamma: "No." Visitor: "Can't find anything good enough? Mamma: "No-o. can't find out .which) (undo is tlo richest,*