SFKOKOX’S KNIFE SLIPS. PALIS. December 10. Damages of C 320 have been awarded by the Paris courts against a surgeon following the death of a three-years-old child upon whom he was operating for the removal of adenoids. In the midst of the operation the surgeon’s instrument slipped and severed the carotid artery of the child, who died instantly. Three experts testified that the operation had been curried out normally j and in accordance —with the rules of surgical science, hut the court held that the surgeon had h'en guilty of negligence.
Tito fine flnroiir. strength, and purify of Sharlnnd’s Table Vineyar cannot be surpassed. Brewed f rnni e can o •.near.—Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1927, Page 4
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