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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2531, 2 May 1881, Page 3

Captain Garrard of the Tararua is stated to have arrived in the colony a few years ago in charge of one of Union S.S. Company’s vessels. He was but 29 years of age, and the youngest captain in the intercolonial service. It is stated that he was making his last trip before being married to a lady in Melbourne. Mr J. 0. Eva was B relative of the Hon Mr Oliver, Minister for Public Works, and manager for the New Zealand Hardware Company. The Revs Waterhouse, Richardson, and Armitage are all prominent Wesleyans. An inebriate was discharged with a caution at the B.M. Court this morning. The following is a list of patients in the Timaru hospital for the month of April Admitted*: 19 males, 7 females ; Discharged—cured, 18 males, 3 females ; relieved, 2 males; incurable, 1 male ; dead, 2 males. Remaining under treatment, 22 males? 9 females. Out door patients—relieved 24.

To Xiet. TO LET. A FARM of Three Hundred and Sixteen Acres at a very moderate rental. App !y to gT> G ha^ BRSLBY , Solicitor, Timaru. Hydropathy —so successful in curing almost every disease, can in many instances be made thoroughly efficient by letter instructions from S. WALLIS, formerly of bmedley’s, Matlock Bank, now manager of the Hydro p athic Establishment, Christchurch. [See Christchurch papers for testimonials, &c.] All letters must be addressed to bis p rivate residence, Durham street South, Christchurch. Terms p o. order for One Guinea must be enclosed'in first letter (giving full particulars of symptoms) which amount entitles the patient to three letters of advice. If further correspondency is necessary each letter must be accompanied with 5s m •tamps.