THE STATE OF THE RIVERS.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13376, 18 March 1909, Page 6

THE STATE OF THE RIVERS.

Iho following report of y,« (w ' bury rivers was received ~t 0 am terday-.-Ashley, Waimakariri' <_£_ • and south brands), Ashbarton fiJJ ' and lower), and Waitaki cfca r . Pl !_ - Selwyn, Rakaia, Ashburtn- i*f* . Rangitata, and OpiW, J HOAXING A PSYCHOMETIIIBr she says) psychometrist (says * xj_ ' m the".New Zealand Times") cl? fully producing it from « n * Cun you tea mc, madame.. TJJI torcu, "what is tho matter'w«__ Z '■* iriend He « unttble t0 "£* speaK. Madame, ot course, nlwed JS Ylock of my dear tr.end', ; forehead, lay down on the couchdS \ a deep breath, and went to aIAIS ; . couldn t have rested her much beetfe ' ' she rose again in about thrcomfonS ''■ During her sleep she started riol«i£ ■ ' as it in pam, and twisted a bit '-£ - groaned. She told mc that mj'MiS { was so old a man that she fearaTi ' : would not recover. She had seen'h__ and found him to be a tall man,- % internal tumour from which ' might perhaps be surgically treated.W she was sorry to believe tl_atJ»T««& probably die any way. While sbVii - examining my poor frinnd'B ttrnjoarl had also taken the opportunity Ui'vm a complete internal examination,, jfc found that the liver was a good.jij congested, and that senility itadslj creased the usefulness of the hearts dropped a silent tear, paid five shiHiu thanked madame, and departed, 'if the goatskin rug from which 1 took If lock of hair will never know! M