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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1131, 3 December 1879, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES LOST, on the 17th inst, from Mail Office - 'mail BLACK-COVERED BOOK, of an :i;(i t-. anyone but the owner. Finder rcwardad on returning same m the Proprietors at once. GREYMOUTH WALLS ENU COLLin.-i. COM TAX V (LIMITED). Cai'lT.vl, £."50,000 iv i-'.j Shai:fs. PROSPECTUS can he had on application to GEORGE SUMPTER, Tyne,trc..t, Oaruaru. or any of the Shareholders. F.iriv application is '-isary, a.s a larc.e niniiluT have already !>• < n applied for. 502 SPECIAL NOTICE. D[» . (; II AN T , M. K. <Ol.. fi i fIKOV--, KNi.I.A.SO, OK TIIK MM I' Al. IJ'tAlil*- VlCloklA, U. >. r .V.U.F>\ AND Sh'V Z"AMM>, ANf> PROFESSOR WALLENBURG, OtTU.VT.-, .U"KJ.-I>, ANI) .~|-KCI.M.:>rS (From Europe), May I>: consulted upon ail Diseases of the Eye Kir. ami Throat, Noises in the Ilead, Defective Sight, Cataract?, Amaurosis, Opthalnva. Gutta-Serena, Loss of tiie Ky.'.ln-lit?, Inflammation, and all Diseases of tno Eye, Ear, an.l Throat, treated upon new and scientific principles. v>HOFESSOR V»"ALLENBU LIG H Will visit the undermentioned town?, viz. : OA MAI? I', From MONDAY, vStii DECEMBER, IS7O, till WEDNESDAY, 10: h DECEMBER, and tiny ba consult'd thero for TEN DAYS ONLY, at his Consulting Rooms, at tiic STAR AN D OAii rEK HOTEL j TIMARU, From THURSDAY', 11th DECEMBER, 1 sill, till SATURDAY, 20th DEC EM BER. OPINIONS OF HIE PRESS. ANt) DKUWKS?. By the kind invitation of Professor Wallenburg and Pr Grant, the editor cf this jnnmM, in company with the editor of the Saturday Advertiser, visited their con-nlt-i:>g rooms, .it thn Criterion Hotel, yesterday iHornini!. The first case shown was that of a Mi-t.i White, ag-i II years, tiie daughter of a settler at Oamani, who iia.i been totally blind for years. This yoiiDg lady has been under the treatment ot these clever oculists for three !!.%;. !. and, wondeiful to say, her eye.-i_'ht has n perfectly restored. Tiie father of the as-.ar<d us tiiat he had p'n :ed hi r under til" care of several medical men. wm> had failed to do her any good, i. the morry he had lavished upon her. Tilt: ri-xt was the case of Miss 11 tiuh -f, a Dur.e.lin resident, who stated that she hail b«>cn deaf for a period of over three year*. Strang t» siy, she has only been under treatment *.iirl:t iH\s. nnd her hearing ha.-; been fully ve.«tor-*,.' ?!•;« f-niinnt-. mrl is rbdiL'iited ovi r h"r uoni fortune, Tim next .•tibjeot under treaiinetifc v. s a laborer, named Patrick Franei*, working ct t/'g'iti'.point, who informed us that iatfrly he was ; truck ill tin- ri ;hf eye r. ntoue, by wbb ft he Inst i'is it- 1 -.', a:id of i .te !left ••'-'••riaily r»f"'<:?«d by til's i.':::.d th...di:< to til" <- ii Pr<>r - Kt !i'v.- recovered t( ■■■ .■".";-i ' ■ hj:.. f•> nr*' is a!:!': to •! ; '--xtr. »Uf -I'-.-Hc-t r-r !:* iitT'""'. „f I! v.'". v.13 *:i• ■ •-. i ; -i' r .nt intrc- 1 ••• >• ff,- .. '!»■ 1 '. i"tatiy d";.i i;'j* . ~.. - !■.. ; ! ■::!•• rt uiiflt-r •(.: .. .-:W u.-V.-, . r-1 !. >W ll'J iv'.ir "h; • •; have lino; r ":> i>*'vr 1 ■*-'' - " Ihfr-i.— tint wo f'-.v- .-;;in:i!d he ?r:tiicie'.t t« r-i:»nr -irv d-'il - f"'«"i tin most .-fntK-vl. AH t::'s patii—ts that ar« now v;;.:- r nt h-»vi: bi-'t: ta::ip':"ed witii :>v f;:" '< • ."l . r 'c.=-i'>n wi'h liosatis-f-Tt'ifv" and f!t.s ti-. c.a;t;r t,f»r*:on cf or.. c.-.;: i.» more -V'-'i -va'.! r.:;i't npkes - tfejc .at <-:r • l".! . The a»i.>ve ess,.! c - t* -.t Dr. ,; ra-t a '.d f' r i>r"c ... .r ri! :-.mv, w:r.h..-::t iloabi, what ;hcv rr.-rVs.-i to J c, "• dists, A.s-ists, and Sj.<-f'taU-:?. V.V v.. u!d Ktrr.r-ly recommend th-'-e who are either alilietud with Mmttnc.-a or it.-;i:"n<-.< to coruuit the.-e cent!''*; eti a' or--. n<s their .-day here is finiito.l.—Kvtntng Tribune, Stptcmbtr *2l tii. I Th- T'vrvr:: Tribt!--, •OrN.ber IS wj : ... I'roft-'ji-r a..d Dr. ' nr". I;-''- .%'iitt 'lil-.-f.-d .some mtire nr.r----v. l?n-H ctttc.'i in blindness. 1 lie editor of t : t; j >t;rii".i. act-' inji-iiiied by Mr. -I. J. f visfrcd til** *:eulist..t c rsultingr»'on;, .it tv.e Criterion ffot-1 this morning. The tir-t p. r-i-i the editor conversed, with wis I>..nt-l Mahoncy, a laborer, reaidiiiL.' at f.o;;rnV Point, who stat.-d tl.at he had i> 'en £:. tally blind for 5' me two weeks. a -.■ t> 11i lie h'd i,fini.racted. He h-r ? . beer*, unilur treatir.er.t for a wfi k. but he oi>t r.e instead or better. Hi; v/ns to Professor Wallonburg t:— 11 tit in-t.. and, sine: then he has b-. ii under this e'.ever oculist's treatment, with the result that he i = now recovering thr sttc'-.t of b..:ii eyes. Jo'-.n Chalmers, a brii.-kioakiT. n-sidinij at. P. lieiie: Bay, stat d that lie had Veen blind of the right eye for over ii:n ; week.:, nnd the left one was beL'inu ng to become n.ffeeted by the right one. He was under treatm.;Cit at the Hospital, but without any beneficial result. He bar. • iren under Profuss-.r Wcllenburg's treatment tiiree week- 1 , and can now discern the smallest object with both eyes. Patrick Conno-, a miner, residing at Hindon, was If R - next patient consulted. He had been totally blind of the ri.ht eye for three mouth.', and ii.id bc.-n in the Hospital under treatment, which, he slate, tended to make the right eye worse, and to injure the left one. tie went under Professor Walleuburg's treatment on the oth October, and now he rs perfectly cured, ar.d intends starting to follow Ins" calling on Monday next. The ca>>c3 that are instanced above arc ones in which the patients went to the oculists entirely de-titute of funds, and Were treated out of simple humanity and charity : conM.|Uently. Professor Wallenburg and Dr. (Jrnnt art; dc-erving ol tiie thanks of the community for the kindness and charity displayed "in these e^.scs. —I'uapeka Times, November loth, IS,O. AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT. TO TIIK Fl'ITO!:. Sir, You will much oblige me, as well as bon. tit the public in general, by ins -rtivL' in vour columns regarding the cure i fiected oii'mv risrht eve, which v.-.is totally blind when" I placed myself under the treatment of Drs. Grant and Wallenburg. I also found myself losing the fight of thi left eve. I have recovered my sight, ana am uoin_' to work to-morrov/. Out of gratitude to those gent'.enu n allow me to thank them, and hope alt those suffering in the eyes may avail themselves of their skill. —I am, &c., Patkick Francis. Witness —W. J. n.\wi»KN-. Logan's I'oint, Dnnediu, 7th October, IS7O. A WONDEKFUL CUI'.E. To Dr. Grant and Professor Wallenburg. Gentlcir.cn. —Allow me to thank you for the wonderful o;re yoti have performed in my case. I have been deaf for 20 years in the left car, and 12 years in the right. I placed myself under your care on the Gth (iciober. * This day 1 am able to hear the tiekin,.- of a watch at a considerable distance from myea s, and am quite well. I hope all sufferers may be as fortunate as I have been. "■ hanking you again, I am, Gentlemen, Your ob-dient servant, WM.IMM B'WCKS Peninsula, Dstuodtu, lo:ii i.'e'"b<- r , IS7O. Di;. CiiANTar.d Pk(>ki s-"u >''Ai.t,K;;i:;:;:c to stVe tiK'f ;ktv wll net fsttud thenS t;[v b.yonil tiie date ■ entitled in advi.-rti fluents : r.i 'i :or ;Ji patiei'ts t" consult tin in at tbi ir -arlie-t convenience. o9S NOTICE. MR. JOHN PEATTIE has been appointed AGENT for the OAMARU MATL at PEEBLES.