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AN OLD AGE PENSIONER'S DEATH.

'>V TELEGRAPH.— FEESS ASSOCIATION.] WIIANGAREI, This Day. An old-age pensioner named Albert ChesJey, expired buddenly at the Poroti Hotel yesterday, while ut dinner. He was about 75 years of age, and had lived with the Maoris at Warekohe for some time past.

Many; people have an idea that eucalyptus, taken internally, is> an excellent medicine (says the Argub). In this belief, they take- it as if it were cantoroil, in tabletpoonfuls. As a. matter of fact, eucalyptus is a medicine to be taken sparingly, it being quite possible that an overdose will kill as effectually as any other poison. A tew drops onsugar may do good ; a, tablespoorrf id may do an immense amount of harm. John Sullivan, 45 yeais of age, had asthma, and to cure it relied upon the time-honoured eucalyptus oil. He took three ta»blespoonfuls of it and walked out of the Home for the Ag*d Poor and Infirm (of which place fn> was an inmate), to ba picked up later by Constable Connolly on a vacant allotment at South Richmond. He was admitted j to the Melbourne Hospital suffering from the- effects of the poison, and is now recovering. Mr. J. P. Jepson, of the Stores Shipping Department of the railway service, who has been transferred to Invercargill, was presented with a Gladstone bag by the employees of the Stores Shipping Yard at the Hotel Cecil on Wednesday afternoon. The presentation was made by Mr. K. Stevens. Messrs. Harcourt and Co. announce in I our advertising columns thai ihey will soli j by public auction, in ibpir rooms. Lamb-ton-tuiay, on Monday, the 21ft instant, ar 230 p.m., a business she in Mamtiehl- ; ntreet, Npwtown, being part of town acre No 877, ha\ ing a frontage of 48ft 9in tv Mansfield-street by a depih of 90ft ; also a five-roomed villa residence, being part of lota 1 and 2 on D.P. 1308, having a frontage of 44it to Veia-street, JCarori, by the depth of 160 ft, containing five moms and oonvenience3. Terms £50 deposit, balance a3 rent. Messrs. Harronrt and Co. a)«o advprtisp for private sale 90 building alloi.mfinls on the Conlin Jistatu, Northland. At 2 o'clock to-morrow Messrs. W. 11. Morrah and Co. will sell by public auction in their room", Willis-street, household furniture, travellers' samples of electro-plalo. ciMcry, olockf, otc . gnrtlen tooh, and I houtshokl mndriot., jams, etc, ulc. Do- \ tmils irta ftdrei-hiiMi in .tbii mvi*.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 144, 17 December 1908, Page 8

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AN OLD AGE PENSIONER'S DEATH. Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 144, 17 December 1908, Page 8

AN OLD AGE PENSIONER'S DEATH. Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 144, 17 December 1908, Page 8

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