THE GAZETTE.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 29, Issue 1522, 30 December 1898, Page 3

THE GAZETTE.

■Sections 36 to 39, area, 25a lr 12p. in the village of Kotnaku are reserved for th*> u e of the Department of Agriculture. Sections 1 and 17, block IV, Naseby town, area. 4a 2r 29p, are now permanently reserved for hospiul purposes. William Drysdule Guild has been gazetted on the non-permanent staff as postmaster and telepliouist at <Gimmeiburn. Appointment to (Ute from 17th October last.

Section 4, blook I, Tiger Hill survey district, containing24a lr 36p, has been permanently reserved for the Agricult iral and Pastoral Society's show ground. Section 23, block I, Higbiay district, containing 6a Or 12p, iias lino been reserved for an addition to Macraes public cemetery.

ArjTHßKwc .Medical Opinions Worth Knowing. _D r Osborne says: " I use Sasdkr and Sons Eucalypti Extbact as a spray for nasal catarrh, low fever, asthma, Ac, with great success. I find this preparation superior to all others." Dr Stalil: " I have used various preparations of Eucalyptus, but I get better results from Sanoek & Soss' Eucalypti Extract than from any other ' Dr Preston : " I neuer use any Eucalyptus preparation other than Sanijer & Sons', as 1 found the others to be almost useless." Dr Hart: "It goes without saying that Sasdkr £ Sons' Eucalypti " Extract is the i»est in the market." Iu influenza, •U'fevera, throataad t*u«g trouble, diphtheria, diarrhoea, dysentery, kidney complaints, rheumatism, wounds, sprains, ulcers, 4c, it is invaluable. See that yon get Sander * Sons', and reject spurious preparation*, which are sometimes supplied by nascrupiilous dealers.

Thk storm of 13t* and 14th November threw 60,000 tons of shingle over the Timaru breakwater, aod of this quantity 52,000 have U*a removeil by the dredges. The plan of soundings showed at 100 ft otf monolith OTtSin. at 150 ft 17ft 3in, at 250 ft 20ft Sin. At 200 ft from the end, at the samf distance off the work, the dei'ths were lift lOia, 13ft 4in.and 16ft Win. The soundings of the bay showed moie or less shoaling over the hay (west of the breakwater) us f»r aonh a« the survey extendeil. nearly half a mile north of the. entrance, whilst on the cant tide of the line from the entrance the depths given by the three anrrey-o» were nearly the bsec