The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. No. 5704

Ashburtou : Monday, July 7, 1902

Price - One penny

Bosting Disaster.

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Thirteen Persons Drowned in Lake Killarriey

The worst boating disaster that haa ever happened at Killarney occurred* on the Lower lake on May 18th, near the Glena shore. A party of nine tourists and four boatmen perished under circumstances which can only be conjectured, for no one witnessed the disaster, and not n, soul of the entire party was saved. The excursion ists were all staying at Graham's Hotel, and directly after breakfast on Sunday morning the party was formed to take •what is called the "No. 1 tour." There were four ladies and five gentlemen in the party. The names of the four boatmen were Hartnett, Cronin, C onnell, and Cronin. The weather was squally when a start was made soon after 10 o'clock. The first stage of the journey was by the car to the Gap of Dunloe, and from thence the tourists proceeded, some on foot and some on ponies, to the landing-stage at the head of the Upper Lake. Here the party embarked on the boat in waiting—a four-oared craft that was only built two or three years • ago. Her complement was. twelve, besides the rowers, so that slie was not overloaded. All the boatmen bore high characters, too 1, and Mr Graham, the hotel-keeper, placed every reliance upon them. When they moved away from the landing-otage the weather was threatening, squalls from north west and sudden showers interfering con siderably with pleasure-seekers. In the exposed parts of the lake, too, 'white horses' could be seen, but no danger was apprehen ded. Indeed several parties were on the lake, including some other from Graham's HotelJ The boatmen rowed leisurely up the lakes, passed safely under the Old Weir Bridge, and landed at Denis, where, however, they did not remain. Then, leaving the Middle Lake, they should have crossed Glena Bay, where the Queen's College is situated. The last scene of the doomed boat was under ths lee of a rocky islet near Darby's Gardens, where they were evidently taking shelter. Their position was noted by a boat. from a neighbouring hotel. They had then to cross the lake to Innisfallen Island, whence it is only a sheltered mile to Koss Castle, where they would have found cars to take them on another stage of the tour. i But they never reached Koss Castle. An f other boat with a party from Graham's j Hotel left Denis half an hour later, and completed the trip in safety, but saw noth ing of the boat or har occupants. It is cer tain that the disaster happened after leav ing Darby's Gardens, or at another exposed part of the lake known locally as Burnt Island.

I Kb one suspected an accident until it -was noticed that the excursionists had not re turned to the hotel in time for dinner. &Ir Graham then sent a car to Dinis, fearing they might have been detained there, and a boat across the lake to the G-lena shore, thinking they might have landed on an island awaiting a moderation in the weather —a course frequently adopted by boating parties. Both car and boat, however, re turned without news. Then Mr Graham organised a search party in charge of Ms two X' us, and in the bright moonlight a complete investigation was made of the Mnckross shore, upon which the set of the wind would cast up all wreckage^ Here the worst fears were confirmed, for pieces of the boat, broken up presumably by being beaten on. the shore, were found a little later, and the bodies of three of the victims were found in a little bay close to Briekeen ! Bridge, viz., those of Mr and Mrs Cheetham and Mrs Furaess. A watch on one of the bodies had stopped at 5.80, showing the probivble time of the accident. There is no doubt but that tho boat was unable to live in one of the terrific squalls that- swept across the lake. The names of the nine tourists are as follows: — Mr and Mrs Cheetham, of London. Mr, Mrs, and Miss Furness, of London. Mr Low, of St Andrews. Mr T. Bowers, married, employed in Cork ; and Mr and Mrs Travis, of Lancashire. The bodies recovered were identified as those of Mrs Furness and Mr and Mra Travis.



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CANCER CURED. BRIEF PARTICULARS OF A REMARKABLE CASE IN THE WELLINGTON DIS TRICT. Fullest Information Sent on Application.



!Mr W. H. MEXTED, a well-known Con tractor, resident in Nelspn street, Petone, has been ill for OVEK TWO YEARS, wit, • CANCER IN THE BOWELS. First six months had constant craving for meat, had to have meat at meals at least twice a day. He says:—"Treated by two local doctors, at end of six months the doctors decided to put me under chloroform for examinntion and operation. Placed on milk diet for three days previous, and wasted to a shadow. After examination it was decided I to send me to the Wellington Hospital for operation. A hard lump or ridge had been growing for some time at the upper part of j ■ the abdomen, and blood and pieces of flesh resembling the lung of a sheep was passing from me daily. 1 "was in the Wellington Hospital two months. Was operated on, and under examination the doctors told Mrs Mexted that the trouble was cancer in the bowels, and wa3 practically incurable. Was taken from the hospital in that condition, being taken to my home on the ambulance stretcher, and in such a weak state they did not think I would reach home alive. Was carried to my bed, and for weeks lay be tween life and death. The local doctors were in regular attendance, and concurred with those of the hospital as to the nature of my complaint, and stated they could do nothing for me. As time i went on the doctors ceased calling, telling my wife that my case was hopeless and they could do no more. I was worn away to a skeleton, and daily passing the matter above referred to. My "wife then tried various remedies and patent medicines, but there was not the slightest improvement, until, on the advice of friends, 1 started taking PL ANTE KO A, and it was not for some time that even this seemed to make any impression, and I was almost giving it up in despair. However, while using the fifth bottle, the discharge gradually ceased, and I began to feel stronger, the hard swelling had almostl disappeared, and I was able to get up and I about for a little. To the joy of my family and friends the improvement continued, until at the present time I FEEL SPLEN DID. Have been away during Easter to Danevirke and Palmerston North for a trip, and have NOW KESUMED WORK. I consider that PLANTEKOA has COM PLETELY CUEED ME. I shall be pleased to answer enquiries by letter or otherwise.—Yours, gratefully, W. H. MEXTED. I can certify that I visited Mr Mexted in the Wellington Hospital, and I never ex pected to see him come out alive, and his present condition astonishes me. Signed, W. Shilling, Pilot, Wellington Harbour Board. This is to certify that I conveyed Mr Mexted to the hospital in the ambulance, and two months later brought him home again, and assisted to carry! him from the ambulance to his bed. Jas. Brccklehurst, general carrier, livery and bait stable keeper,, Petone. Having been intimately acquainted with Mr Mexted for a long time I can certify to his serious illness and cure by PLANTEKOA. George S. Chandler, Farrier, Petone.



I Sufferers Everywhere, PLANTEKOA is the Most Powerful Herbal Remedy ever disedvered, and if persevered with CURES IN EVEEY CASE. Obtainable from Leading Chemists, Herbalists and Storekeepers. *."' - JACKSON, Herbalist, Agent.



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TpHE following unsolicited Testimonial JL by a gentleman -well known in Ash burton, speaks for itself : — Masterton, August 28,1901. Eoss Antidote Company, Dear Sir3,—l feel it my duty to give you this enclosed testimonial in favour of Ross' Antidote for purifying the blood. I have been a great sufferer for many years from ulcerated stomach, mdige&tion, etc. My life was a perfect misery, and I -was almost a wreck. I grew tired of trying different medical men and remedies, of which I had tried almost every known one but yours and one day some eighteen months ago a gentleman came into the shop where I was employed. He remarked " Jack, you look very ill," and you may depend I was. He added, Will you take some medicine if I procure it; I replied, I will take anything. He brought me a bottle of your Antidote, and I took it accordingly as directed, and to my delight I began bo get well, and after taking three large bottles I was a new man, thanks to your great discovery. I always keep it by me, and find a few doses occasionally keep me in perfect health, and I wish you the success with it that such a medicine merits. You can make what use you like of this. —I remain, yours, etc. J. H. Pauling, Masterton. May be obtained from Messrs Fletcher Bros., and Shearman Bros., Ashburton. I Smoke New Van as



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TUSSICUEA. 188 GREAT THFOAT AND LUNG CURB. II? spite of the many rivals it: has h»d to contend against in the field of pharmacy, TUSSIOURA has proved its superiority and is now admitted to be, for throat and long complaints, the remedy of the age The wonderful success of the ■ .reparation is proof that the public are quite capable of judging whether a thing is $>ood or otherwise, and the verdict in this instance has been emphatically in its favour. When TUSSICURA was Scab pat npon the market the inventor was cueful to explain that it was no pairt of his intention to provide a cheap medicine. Experience has shown that economy in tht Be matters is invariably a mistake, bob at the same time the public, quite properly,, demand full value for their money. That! „ they reoognised that they have received it fs shown by the large and constantly increasing sale of the mixture and the faith in its success, whenit became more widely known, has been amply justified. Price 2s 6d per bottle ( Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, i S J Evans, Danedin. Wholesale Agents, Kwnpthorae Prosser and 00. Obtainable at all Chemists and atort keepers in the Oolony • The Cup That Cheers.—What is morn invigorating than a nice cup of Coffee thes« froaty mornings; and you get one if you buy some of Fletcher Bros, fine blend of Java and Mocha, which mates a cup of Coffee fit for the Gods. We grind the Coffee on the premises, thereby ensuring its freshness.^ We have only one quality and one price, namely, Is 6dper Ib, and there is nothing better to be had. STANDISH AND PEEBCE.



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, To Ideal Tyre Company, Ohristclmrch,— Dear Sirs, —.1 Lave mucli pleasure in writing you to say how heartily I appreeiatethe Idea tyres which were fitted to my machine and upon which I put up my seventeen New Zealand records, and won the several cham pionship prizes. I am very pleased with, them—WILLIAM MARTIN. ¥■- hi comp'-ainw of tho Throat, Langs, an Br chkl Tubes. TUBSIOURA. 18 th« Isovcroign rmr.sOy. «tt sli chemJata