Ex-Bank Manager Holt

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 92, 21 January 1888, Page 3

Ex-Bank Manager Holt

«eive4ifefe^nfen/[^pf.^r;y i earß, m&W\ false gpoicp-Sjitavesbieen-iciKailatefd &oa^ cerning the state of. his health/;'hia-treat4«»toi^W^i^-o^er\itoa^ers'7; geneiftdlyawithi a view to showi that^ he ' is enjfeyiWg' ek^'eptloiial'privile|fes l ais-a «onfine%: " iWe'a^iiow'lh'ayposi^oii, to f u^K tfefiiiae^ahJl TeliMe^inf^rmation a ; b'6^flb'U^^Krcl|vWb^ih < inlc;.it^ only just Vl[U|£ ( biic,Bhould;h.po made known I^o,f them.^ <( 0n! his sentence he-jW^s.^ent- tq-^Para'maita -■■ Gaol co undergo separate^ treatment %^r{nine, anontiis):^ Hismssntaltstsilieiwas" suck thatjfae -had; Hk>; benfem<tyed J rom his cell to the hoepitall : iinderH mei3Sc'a'l lireatm'ern.t there ' h^ .w^b' TeuiOT^a t6 1 'Oouibquf h^'GifiX- pi % chan&^f !^ir. ' Alt gaol ne^worjcecl and leat : |nrough duties sas an, prdinr,, ary prifpnfira? ? and; ,was then, ; months ago, removed to Darlington Gaol to undergo an examination by the G6ve"ffinTSßt Medical" Board7"arid . since then he'has b§eni uniM;thte*observation of Dr M'Laurin, chief medical officer!^ sAt'ihe • present time hhre r is ! in a veVy^tßiak'atidTdelica^ 6tate;'ol' health,[as' nfay ' f rqm'ihe^ fact that o Vh^Te,' ; whfe^ jaVr^ted; 4 h6 weighed £ujlv?lSst;'rhis,pre"sen^ only: Bst ;BtilJL ; losing: flesh. JHe is receiving care|ul>sreat:l ment al the hands of the visiting surgeon, Df" Maurice O'Connor, for Bright's^siißeJise^ q| Jhe.feHneys^. At the hands of the gaol officials he is treated prdciSeiy'^^mi^^Ss' other prisonerSj aiid iS allbwcfd nolextra privileges in any shape or form. , .He ia acting in : tKe^ ; ca|iacityj of clerk. ' to . ! the-dispen'ser|wt^ch duties 'occunylall' his tfa% n }& Wring. & ja^diiiOn to this,^|wiirin the work of the hoY pitaL itjha^been, stated.that.he.re-. ceive^YwitorSi | r^e ; quently, ,an 4 is, allowed. v h^ ft jisitbrs : nrivafel^. This *w;4uit^ untrue* ,ft^^^ witnio^V tfie slightest : foundabipn.''^lßLoit refuses. jfo see aiiybqdy. Except 6n Du'siness inattera. ' ilJ NdfHSilfie 'aWeinpjed tq^obta'in ' favor or endeavor to tfrelik 3 the' gaol rules. There^is. no, "running away from' \Wi act t^gh^Tf paying the penalty for^his crime, jond in his present .s|aj^ of health ft i& just and ( right that tn^ipubuc^mjnd should; be disa^^o^jthe^false reports which harejb^B^^ of de^ing tf t^ jG^vernmenf .. ts~ gr^nt his &liaßßQo OTLriks !<gtt>uads - pft iilr healths ; Much mord'icouldabe, .added to contradict the many statements that have* been 1 withdiitiyany foundation whatever. -^- Australian Bter^ P f* -• nJ ,:. ,:.,,;, ,:, JaWb» 'SMitff^of'tljfe' Wholesale Fam- 1 ily Draf erjr ; Wkt^eliotfse, 1 Te Aro* House, Welftngrßh; i: wai 's'encl^aH patterns' tree impost. '*^T : *"i; ' : '"' Wbxtb for patternlier pur vyaßhing Dress •Fa»rTc»l WlarseOrVt-mYi-Jiifriexß ttaordinary cheap at— Te Aro House, Wbitb for patternß <rf:J i l«iiiielß,t€alii» ooeo, Sbfetiß*,>Lu>ehsV&o^&tt3 you wall get theni-'allfbr wholesale prices at Te Aro -Mousey Wtllin^onil .«"»sf -:: '.; u'. <> Wei-tk for any sort of patterns .reamr®lo»nd t^HPf s^a.U bevjforfrarde4 »t once freeifi^cftßt,,|rpna;3«Aro i( Houfe, Wellington. - -.- - "WJwyR foriEatf 1 "^? fife £.f e?asv«nd; WWe, c will^oW'yon tna,quajH.j."jjf iwKj^h f we make Mea^u^ *t&4s&s[i ,% ■W*tli.V^"JOT'-y on * a Suit made—for Self Measitemfnt Chiris,. and j they shall be forwarded without delavfrom Te Arc HonW^ettiDKtonf- v ; ' - Wi&rifyOTir c6rrec^Meaj«Hretnehts on thetJten-t.^o-* 6 wilt jgaa'rantea perfecJ fitting and stjli«h Suits at Te Arosttowsei WeilkwEtoms- «**> ««mswf= i^*-V- 1^ :^ l ii - • ■'•■ Wbitb for Self Measurement Charts, Kind jour dressf s will be as well made end perfectly Jttinfi a* though you called w,r*oiiallj a| Te Ato House, Weilmaton -Vtvji,jfpr"^itiTn»- o;f Sfimmer 1 Dress 6(aff«. choice new, and the largest stock in the Oitj at T© Aro House, Welli»gtoa,