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Western Star, Issue 997, 7 November 1885, Page 2

Canon Bailey, of Hobart, about an hour before the steamer by which he was a passenger reached Melbourne, was taken suddenly ill, and he died shortly after landing. The suddenness of the seizure and the singularity of the symptoms, which were believed to bo those of incipient cholera, caused some trepidation on board, but it was discovered that his complaint had nothing of an infectious or contagious character. Catarrh of the Bladder.—Stinging tirritation inflammation all kidney and similar complaints cured, by “ Buchu-paiba.” Kempthorce, Prosser agents, and Co., Chris tchuwt|