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Kumara Times, Issue 3073, 8 September 1886, Page 2

Owen M'Nally, a miner, who was received into the Hospital yesterday week, suffering from a cancer of the eye, of five years' standing, was successfully operated upon on the following morning by Dr. M'Brearty, the Hospital Surgeon. The patient, who is 46 years of age, has steadily improved in health since the operation was performed ; and whereas the diseased eye had begun so to affect the healthy eye that he could scarce see with either, under the skilful treatment of Dr. M'Brearty the vision is being restored. M'Nally underwent an operation for this cancer some two years ago, but the treatment was not thoroughly effectual, and hence his present unfortunate position. Our new doctor has had some very delicate cases to deal with since he has been here, and he has proved himself both expert and successful, as well as most attentive. The Christchurch coach arrived this afternoon, at the usual hour. Tenders are required for the supply of blocks for the No. 2 sludge-channel. Thoy must be addressed to Messrs Lawson and Nicolson, care of MrM'llroy, Kumara, on or before G p.m. on Saturday. Specifications can be seen at Mr M'llroy's Kumara, or Mr Peters', Dilhnan's Town. Beach declares that lie will only row Hanlan at Sydney. The largest pearl in the world was sold in London recently for i'o3o. It, was two inches long and four inches in circumference, and weighed three ounces. Certainly the most effective medicine in the world.is Sander and Sons' Eucalypti Extract. Test it 3 eminent powerful effects in coughs, colds, influenza, &c. ; the relief is instantaneous. Thousands yive the most gratifying testimony. Read this certificate: "24th April 1885.—Messrs Sander and Sons,—lt is v.-ith the gvnatcst of pleasure th:>.t T testify £ ■> f.Jii.: excellence of voir Eucn.lyoti E\-- '■ '• } -'>''' : -i-'i ii '"v.'!! ■■hvJ-.■>': ".,n I ic t'.U. ■' !he k-J. \.lii(,l. CiiilH; i-n ;:ftr:V ,-;, sovore attack of low fever, I was attended by Dr. J. Boyd, who had made strenuous j

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