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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 167, 15 July 1909, Page 3

A distressing accident occurred last night in Victoria-street West shortly after six o'clock, when a boy named Harold Hudson, residing in Deadwoodterrace, Ponsonby, who was Tiding a Wcycle on the Heme Bay line behind Car Xo. 49, was severely injured. ; Ha endeavoured to pass the car and swerved round to the right in or3er to do so, but when level with the front of the car he collided with a pole, and was thrown in front of the car, his body lying right across the line. The motorman, with great presence of mind, pulled up very smartly indeed, but the victim of the accident was already under the guard, and when extricated and: conveyed to the Hospital, was found to be i suffering from internal injuries. At the time of going to press this afternoon, his condition was still serious. The fortnightly meeting of the Auckland Nursing Division took place on Tuesday last, when Mr A. White, dentist, gave a very Interesting lecture on the care of the teeth to a class of thirty ladles. Mr* Smith, lady superintendent, has arranged an attractive programem for the season, which end? about November. 'Help hns been given in many cases In first aid and nursing by the nursing sisters. Charles Miller, who worked for £10 a month for thirty-four years as ■» waiter behind the lunch counter in the old Astor House, New York, resigned his job on June 8 and announced his intention of taking a trip to Europe. At the hotel it was said that Miller had accumulated a fortune of £50,000 from working as a waiter. Delicate children are soon made healthy and vigorous by free use Of Phosphol Emulsion.—(Ad.) WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS—A Valuable medicinal agent in renal complaints. Fifty ladies' feather boas reduced to 1/11; tweed jackets, 4/11; cravenette raincoats, 8/11; children's macs., 4/11. —Smith and Caughey's Great Fair.— (Ad.) Mothers will find Phosphol Emulsion a never-failing remedy for coughs and colds—(Ad.) At the Fair! Sample lot of lace curtain ends, clearing at 1/- each.—Smith and Caughey, Ltd.— (Ad.)

READ WHAT ONE OF AUCKLAND'S LEADING DOCTORS SAYS. Auckland Hydropathic Establishment, Khyber Pass, June 28th, 1900. Dear Sirs,— I have used and enjoyed "COOLIE COCOA" for some time, and have known It for years, as it is one of the best Cocoas ion the market. It is a Cocoa which requires no lecommeml-Ulon, as it can be given with benefit to either strong or weak; l>ut one feature I must mention, it is acceptable to the most delicate digestion, and will not cause biliousness, which most Cocoas undoubtedly do. . { *'