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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 July 1910, Page 4

I 'erlnps one of the .most onVijial ami interesting operations which have been performed on a horse ha.* just Ijooii accomplished by Mr James .HcLa.i'thy, a veterinary surgeon of Aloi-p-tli, South Wales, .saws fclio •Sydney Moi'iving Herald. The horsein question had been working in one of the Maitland coal mi:n.es, and had niiii u,p .against tho edge of a, skip with such force that it fractured the 'bomS of tho .forehead, and left, a gaping hole between tho eyes till rough to the nasal caviltv. Tf'the nostrils Were covered the horeo could Ireel.v nespiro through tlio hole; and •i decided •on covotjiiq; it with- a. silver plate, which, he suecessfiilly fixed and drew the skim ,as iiearly as possible hack into its place, i'lio animal looks in tho hest of lioaith, and to tho casual obseiTor nothing is noticeable beyond. <1 white patch on the forehead so frerjuentlv seen in horses.

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