AN ENERVATED SYSTEM REVryflP:: [FROM THE CARLTON" GAZETTE, M ELBODRSE.I Mr. A. Sayers, of 57, '.Adam •street, South ,Yarta, is, perhaps, one of the beat known mining men of Victoria. It would be a difficult) thing, in fact, to find any mining "centra where this, gentleman, has not), with mora or tosa success, assisted in the development ol Victoria's: golden treasures. At Ballarab, Sandhurst, Maldon, etc., his'name and person are familiar. While awaiting fresh opportunities, and at the same time recuperating—there' is nothing so wearing on the system as a life on 'Change-lie has been so successful in the latter respect that one of our representatives, visiting him on business, could not help remarking it. """ 1 ' " I feel better now than I have for many years past. The last two months my whole system hns been re-tunad, wound- lip to , concert pitch, as it were," was the reply. i.-. . . ■ , "You suffered severely?" [ " Yes, but not so much physically as fron , an entire absence of tone in the system. '• . i could transact my business fairly well, bu ; the continual excitement of over three do r cades of mining prospecting, promot i ing, speculating, and Exchange life—hat , told on mo of late years. The system hat pun down; : that was about it." I>,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10595, 9 November 1897, Page 7
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