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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10595, 9 November 1897, Page 7

\rr- - v. ■; • - ■ t -.!*« o :: '. . • ; I , '' •; : JLI. ■'■»■'•• CASE IN WHICH SEVEN' "SPECIALISTS FAILED. : & i'r' I'., ,* NINE MONTHS' AGONY IN THE !' MELBOURNE HOSPITAL Mfc ~~~ " Jr. WILLIAMS', PINK PILLS, FOR : pale PEOPLE to THE. RESCUE. ' [FROM TEE MELBOURNE ADVOCATE.] PAVE Kiek, the well-known and highly popular hero of the cycle track, was, on the gth October of last year, training in the Scotch College Grounds, Melbourne, when, 'ill of £ sudden, and without any warning,' ■(he tyre of the leader broke, and becoming at. 'once entangled in the wheel; brought the rider to the ground with terrific force... So great was the impact that nob a single limb or member of the unfortunate cyclist's frame Reaped serious injury. In all haste the victim' was removed to the Molbournoflospitalmore dead than alive, and quite unconscious from "shock and hemorrhage. A hasty examination of the patient by the medical staff of thai institution showed them that the case fas a most serious one, and the grave looks of the surgeons in attendance plainly indicated that they entertained but the slightest hopes of the unfortunate young-man's recovery. All that the resources of • that lally-planished hospital could command were ! brought intoplayfor the relief of the patient, but the gravest fears were felt as to his ultimate safety. The external injuries were pot, after all, the moat serious—the symptoms of serious internal injury to the norfirms' system were all too patent to {lie practised and expert-eye of the medical faculty. So serious, indeed, was the case of Dave Kirk considered, that an eminent mrgeon who called to. see the patient declared it as his opinion that the patient would, in all probability, never rise from

Iig a |f- Dental. •» p REDE RICK -j^/J-OORE, |r PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, Jf ;. AUDITOR, TRADE ASSIGNEE, t (AND, HOUSE, INSURANCE, AND GENERAL m« AGENT. ' ' Office: 6, Mercantile Chambers, f? ' . .. QUEEN-STREET I ' '• (Next Bunk of New Zealand). ■ — A.. W. c®' 41 " 1 ® 111 ' ' DENTAL SURGEON (Next Auckland Savings Bank), : Bs.es to inform his Patients, and the public peneS rally, that owing to the depressed state of the times ; he has decided to REDUCE HIS FEES for ARTI- >; FICIAL TEETH, about ONE-THIRD of the ■i original PRICE, for a definite period only. Gas Administered, ss. ' '■■ • All Work Guaranteed the same ail heretofoie. . Terms Strictly Cash. /' "> ijj R. ' WM. HOB BS, |fc. SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL IS DENTIST ,t- A* (By Exam), |jn<; (ifji p AERO A, . , f.V , : Wiim and Te aroiia. Workmanship Guaranteed. - Fees Moderate. TOR E D ERIC K. S. BALLIN, |i SURGEON DENTIST, by EXAM,, . W'Z • ' winsfoneVßuildings, v ' •. i.v„- v. UpperSypaonds-street, |fe .CHARGES MODERATE. $<■ N.8.-Will attend at : Pukekoha (Goodwin's f? Boarding-house) every Sale DAy. ' l( «> - SURGEON DENTIST ' Z £ (For two years with the late Mr. W. H. Skeet) i - (lay be consulted at his Rooms, adjoining Messrs ; ■ .v. ' Champtalonp and Cooper, •;V . ' ? ' . QUEEN-STREET ... 51 R. A. L. SMITH, OLD-ESTABLISHED DENTIST, Corner \hobson • STREET' (opposite St. ■ Matthew's Church). " •; . Artificial Teeth Carefully Fitted.' Charges Moderate, PAINLESS extractions. Telephone 577. -!-I SURGEON DENTISTS,•V TOP OF SiIORTLAND-STREEV '* ■■ (Successors to A. I. Wright) Telephone 657. • r » fl. P. W ,ND6OB I .- SURGEON DENTIST '• (By Exam.). • . • , SIIORTLAND-STItEET (Opposite General M ' •«-: Olllce). • s .-' ' ? •* : |.ify TEtßfiirtXß Sl*. •' kyr : R. A. H. B: L K .1, N, mar.. " dentist,. ' (Lite of London Dental Hospital), • ; lias resumed practice after liia late illnesSjj -an' - may be consulted' for the present at 1.0 OuesnQv : : Pharmacy, Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Telephone 424, ' '• iifi C ox & S ON ' ' I 'A.SI.P, Buildings, 118. Queen-struat, > . Telephone 67*. ■ I l r.Oil and Oolourmen. ; * ' W. HIU ' ,M &■ S ox . ' 118 AND 161. QOICBN'SXUBItT, , Kan Jut opened up a Largo Assortment of J , CHEAP' .I-:','. - 1 ' ' I'AI'ERHANGINGS, -V: : •< ■ • •• •• SUKIiIH p| POLISHED, SILVERED, and hough PI.ATI t ' SHEET, 'AND ' ORNAMENTAL : . ' WINDOW GLASS ;>■ VHITK LEAD' OILS, TURPS, VAUNISHIT 5 : Auil all kinds of . - '. PAINTERS' MATERIALS t'ICTUBE FRAME, ; • . ■:' 'MOULDINGS. • / GLASS SHADE!: IB t'lSTii' REQUISITES OF EVERY ))ESC|tll TION FOR OIL AND WATKR.COI.Omt ? ;VV.v'' PAINTINO. 1 ' ■ I ; ; • •' 1 I : •!.- " V.;'.' '■ . — V;,TV.tt,E N D ERSGI JUL: • : v' ■ ' (Establish I860),-.. i PAINTER,. GLAZIER, ; I'AI'ERHANGER, SIGNWRITER, DUCORATOR, &C. = HIGH-STREET. f/ Manufacturer Wire Blinds, Lead Lights, Ob - Signs, etc. - ' }, ■'' ' - : ' . ■ , MIXED PAINTS for Home and Snip use.; t?.' •*'* % >' jl SPECIAL BLACK FOll SCHOOL -r BOARI |/.' :• ;: \ ■ rs-S.B.— abore executed at very MODERATI r* CHARGES.' £fltluiatea.Fiir(iiabed. -