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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2054, 4 December 1907, Page 3

CLAIM AGAINST A DENTAL FIRM. EVIDENCE FOR DEFENCE. PATIENT SUFFERING FROM CONSUMPTION. Press Association. DUNEDIN, Hoc. 3. The caso of Harrison v. Moses, claim for £2OOO damages for alleged neglect and unskilful extraction of teeth, was continued in tlio Supremo Court to-day. Evidence was given by Drs. Roberts, Evans, and H. A. DoLautour, the two former stating that plaintiff was suffering from consumption, and tlie last-named stating that an examination by means of the X Rays had failed to disclose the presence of a tooth in the lung. Tho evidenco for the defence is now closed.

VETERINARY instruction at COLLEGE. \ THE MINISTER FAVORABLE. A FINE CHANCE FOR STUDENTS Press Association. DUNEDIN, Dec. 3. 11l the course of a speech at Milton to-day the Hon. Mr. McNab referred to the agitation that existed for establishing a veterinary chair in connection with the Dunedin College. Ho recognised the question of the development of agriculture as being of paramount importance, and ho was prepared to give the proposal referred to Ins full support. Ho mentioned that ail students that might go through this branch of the College for years to come would he absorbed by the Agricultural Department as inspectors, etc. A RECORD HAND MACHINE. The following letter from Mr. V . F. Alexander, of Tauranga, is a sample of dozens of testimonials received by the Agents for the Baltic Scpar.ijt.or; ‘' 1 have used a Baltic Separator of 40 gallons capacity for two seasons, and it has given every satisfaction. This is a real good little machine, easy to turn, takes the full quantity claimed, very simple, and tho upkeep for t\vo seasons has only been the cost for' oil. -Tests of skimmil'k by the factory manager have been under .02, which I consider must bo a record for a hand maohine ” —MacEwan and Co., Ltd., Solo Agents. Fort street, Auckland.