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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 262, 10 May 1878, Page 13

The ClutTia Leader says : — Professor Stanich arrived here from klnvercargill and Gore on Tuesday afternoon, and left for Lawrence \ -i. Thursday morning. On Monday evening he will return to Dunedin. Although his stay in each place has beeu brief, a considerable number of patients waited upon him, and in many cases cures were effected. The certificates have not yet all been received, and we publish in another column a specimen or two from Gore, &c. No one can meet Professor Stanich without seeing that he is a thoroughly boncst, striaghtforward, kind-hearted gentleman, enthusiastic in his profession and earnest and persevering in his efforts to relieve sufferers. The thousands of certificates he has in his possesion place his skill and success beyond doubt, and we cannot but regard the jealous efforts of a few medical men in Dunedin to prejudice him in public estimation as contemptible in the extreme. His character and abilities, however, are established far beyond their influences, and we doubt not .that the longer he remains in one place, and the bettor lie is known, the more will he be esteemed and the higher will his skill be ebtimated. We beg to call attention to the very satisfactory balance sheet of the Bank of New Zealand, which appears in another column. We, however, doubt the prudence of the publication of such wealth while our Eussian friends aye ou the alert. Coin and bullion to the amount 9l £1,485,714 17s 9d ara, a prise not to be found, every day.