NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
(['EE PEES 3 ASSOCIATION.)
Cancer or no Cancer ?
Dunedin, March 7. Three medical men pronounced tho case of Morrison, the member for Cavcrsham, to be cancer. Three others fail to find all the results they would expect from such a case and having doubts of it being cancer, recommend a course medicine for the last four or five weeks.
Departure of the Dalhousie.
Wellington This Day.
Tho Troopship Da'.housie after coaling sailed finally from the Colony at noon. Fatal Accident. Fielding This Day.
A young man named Alfred Cawood, employed in a smithy was killed through being kicked on tho head by a horse.
Plague Precautions in Auckland. Auckland, March 6.
Dr Sharman, Medical Officer of Health for the port of Auckland, has received the following telegram from Dr J. M. Mason, Chief Health Officer of tho Colony: “ Quarantine of 24 hours must be enforced against all vessels arriving from the Gape, Brisbane or Sydney. Vessels are also to be carefully inspected medically, and cargo fumigated. This order is to take effect from to-day. Please inform shipping companies.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 8 March 1901, Page 4
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181NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 8 March 1901, Page 4
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