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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3664, 23 September 1880, Page 3

Notices [ADVEETIBEMENT.] (To the Editor of the Eyenins- Stab.) SIRj —VP"ill you bo good enough to publish the following memoranda, and oblige, F. C. Dean. Mr Dean. Sib, —I have read your tatters in theEvEffING Stab of Sqptemba? 20fch, 1880. The statements made by you in that letter regarding myself during my stay in the Thames Hospital are.perfectly correct. WIU-lAM liATTEtE. We, the undersigned, were-present at the Hospital enquiry, held by Dr Skae, and certify that Mr Honiss did not challenge or contradict Mi' Dean's statements relative to any niitter other than that about his not being, heanftfy the Investigation Committee during or immediately after Mr Dean's evidence. J. A. Phii*. . J. R. Gibbons. I certify I was present in the Council Chambers when Dr Payne wanted to know from Mr Dean what he wis going to give evidence for? and what evidence he intended to give ? re the Investigation Committee of 1 the Thames Hospital. , Andbew Fleming-. I will do my best to get an enquiry on oath held as to the whole management of the Thames Goldfield Hospital; and thus give Martin H. Payne the opportunity he etateo he wishes for. Doubtless the Government will authorise euch enquiry, especially if Martin H. Payno writes and solicits th« same. _,«•«■ 1136 F.O. Dean. TO BE SOLD, OR LET. THE Lirae and Comfortable HOUSE, GROUNDS, and PADDOCK belonging to Mr F. Stbange, at Parawai; the former contains Ten Booms, including Bath and Btore Rooms.. Water laid on. The Grounds, consisting of several acres, arc planted wilh, every variety of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, -The Paddock is.about eight acres in extent. Terms on application to. FRATER 8R03., or ?! . , JXB4 Mr F. StbangeT