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Temuka Leader, Issue 1861, 5 March 1889, Page 3

Hie latest news from the Pegasus tin field is encouraging. Mr A. Hamilton, veterinary surgeon, Dunedin, who was deputed by the Government to investigate the mysterious cattle disease by which stock in the Winton district, Southland, to the value of £6OO are known to have died, gives it as his opinion that it is an undoubted case of poisoning! by phosphorous, appearances pointing to phosphorised grain as the agent. Overheard on a Grand Stand the other day. Lady: “ Who is that gentleman standing over there ?” Gentleman: “Oh, that is Mr , the solicitor.” Lady: “Well, I thought he was a lawyer, because his style of dress is so characteristic of the profession.”—Gentleman: “ How is that ? Lady; “Don’t you know ? all collar.”

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