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Dr Wilkins writes to the Christchurch papers to the effect that Mr Cass’ specific for dysentry may he of advantage for adults but it would be a “ deadly ” remedy for children. The ravages of typhoid have been painfully exemplified in the case of a wellknown and much respected resident of Timaru. A short time since he was attacked with typhoid; his wife has since been attacked with the same complaint; his three children were laid up with it, and two of them have died, while the other is seriously ill, and according to latest accounts it seems dubious whether the father of the family will ever again leave his bed. maid servant has also been seized with the fever and is now raving in the hospital. The doctors have since inspected the premises occupied by this family, and they found the atmosphere so pestilential from the decaying rubbish spread around and the defective drainage, that they expressed the opinion that people should avoid going near the house, at least for the present for fear of consequences. Will the Timaru people and the Ashburton people and the people of very many other places be wiser for the future ? Five thousand acres of farm land" belonging to the Duke of Marlborough, have been deserted by the farmers, and thrown unused on the owner’s bands ; and a similar state of things in Warwickshire, Wiltshire, and Gloucestershire gives some uneasiness to the British landlord in general.

For continuation of News see fourth page. Late Advertisements. rpO LET—A SECTION Containing 4J I Acres, Situate in Sandietown. Apply, F. Cullman. (Late Barnett, Lewis and Co.) LICENSED SURVEYOR, &c., Timaru. 0 LET—’ The PREMISES lately occupied as “ Evening Telegraph ” Office in Beswick Street. Very suitable for the Chop-house or Luncheon Rooms, so much wanted. Apply, JOHN MEE, Messrs Miles, Archer & Co. Timaru. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WPADGETbegs to inform his friends • and the public generally, that he has REMOVED to next door to Wallis’ Furniture warehouse, Beswick street, where Lis business will be carried on as usual. A FARM of Three Hundred and Sixteen Acres at a very moderate rental. I S W, PADGET, Tailor and Draper, Beswick Street. TO LET. Apply to A. St. G. HAMERSLEY, Solicitor, Timaru.

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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2487, 10 March 1881, Page 3

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371

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2487, 10 March 1881, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 South Canterbury Times, Issue 2487, 10 March 1881, Page 3

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