VETERINARY QUERIES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2506, 2 April 1902, Page 44

VETERINARY QUERIES.

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Calv.— lt would be impossible to say what disease your calf died of in the absence of a short history of the case — viz., as to how long it had been ailing before it died, how old it was, how it had been fed, and where it had been sheltered. Treatment: Try a ieaspoonful of chloride of sodium dissolved in its milk once a day, ajid rub it all over with soapsuds once a week.

BIRTHS. COPLAND.— On the 20th March, the wife of G. A. Copland, M.D., Gore— a daughter. KNIGHT.— On the 2Gth March, 1902, at Waipori, the wife of F. W. Knight, J.P., of a son. REYNOLDS.— On the 29th March, at " Repton," Lees street, the wife of W^ E. Reynolds, of a son. SIDEY.— On the 20th March, at Duncdui, the wife of Arthur M. Sidey — a daughter. MARRIAGES. BAILEY— BLACK.— On the 19th March, 1902, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. James Gibb, John Frederick, second son of Mr J. B. Bailey, Gore, to Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr Peter Black, St. Andrew street, Dunedin. "BURTON — MENDELSON. — On the 29th January, 1902, at the British Consulate, and afterwards at St. Luke's, Davos Platz, by the Rev. W. Emery, R. F. L. Burton, eldest surviving son of the late R. L. Burton, of *' Longner Hall," Shrewsbury, to Alice, third daughter of the late Julius Mendelson, of " Sadowa/' Temuka, South, felani New Zea-