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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5056, 15 September 1894, Page 6

Oto Father's Chdech. — There was a very good attendance at the meeting of "Our Father's Church" at the Caledonian Society's rooms laet night. The consideration of Professor Drummond's latest book, "The Ascent of Man,"' was continued, the chapter discussed being that dealing with the struggle for life. statutory Deolaration.—l, Franz Sasbe, Iron, bark, Bandhtirst, in the Colony of Victoria, Australia, do solemnly nnd Binoerely deolare bhat on tho 25th June, 1877 my Bin Alfred, Biz years of nge,' was accidentally hnrb mth on axe on the knee. I at once took all pains to secure medical BPsistanoe. HoTTovur. in spite of all efforts, on tha 27tr A-ueußti, 1877, the opinion was giver by Dr Moogllhvray that an amputation of the injured limb had become imperative, in order to save life. At his iunoture I called on Messrs Sander aud Sons, procuring ebmo of their Erfaraot of the Eucalyptus Globnlus, and by the application of the name I had the eatisf action of oeefajg my son within a, fortnight ok* of all danger, and to-do.y ho 1b recovered. I may just add that its ■woawbou thoorißiehadbeonroacW fchat. thßßxtincfcrcterTftd.tOT?i)sftrßtapiilisd. /nfi I roiiVo this Boltrma deolaratiou, «c,~i'ranz Boabs?. Deoiarad atHcndhurßt.in thu Colony of Viotorir Australia, this awenteenth day oi 'Oofcobgr, ono thousand eight rnndrsdaud swenty-gevea bafort | i: e. Morrtzonn, JVP-TADtV - *~ T ."V P9l^ f