DEATH UNDER CHLOROFORM.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1453, 13 May 1905, Page 3

DEATH UNDER CHLOROFORM.

(Per Press ’Association.) Auckland, laßt night.

I At tho inquest upon the body of Mrs A. I Howey Walker, who died while undergoing an operation, it was stated that the ! post mortem showed that deceased had a weak heart. This, said tho dootors, could not have been discovered externally. A vordiot was returned that deooased died from heart failure caused by chloroform, uo blame being attachable to anyone.

Salvation Army Soryioes, Sunday : 7 a.m. ; 11 a.m., subject " Can we have a Revival ?” 3 p.m., an address on General Booth’s visit to Palestine ; 7 p.m., Mrs Slattery will speak on “ The Gift of God.” —Captain Slattery.

Wesley Church Servioos. Sunday : 11 a.m., Mr H. D. Bedford, M.H.R., subject, “ Applied Christianity ” ; 7 p.m., Rev. G. Honnsell, subject, “ True Philanthropy.” Collections iu aid of foreign missions. Ormond, 3 p.m.—Rev. G. Hounsoll.

I St. Andrew’s Church Anniversary SerI vices.—To morrrow (Sunday): The Rev. I Dr Gibb, of Wellington, will conduct throe services in this church. Morning, 11 I o’clock ; afternoon at throe ; evening at I 7 o’clock. Dr Gibb will also deliver his celebrated lecture on “ Drumtoohy Characters ” in the Theatre Royal on Tuesday I evening, 16th May, at 8) o’oloek. Admission one shilling. The servioe in the afternoon is speoially for those who may not bo ablo to come in the morning or evening. As a preaohar and a lecturer perhaps no one is bet'.er known in New Zealand than Dr Gibb, and as this is tho first time Le has visited Gisborne no doubt large crowds will coma out to hear him.