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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 38, 15 January 1885, Page 4

Says the Auckland iler'ald' of 'November 28 t-^Yesterday: afternoon, a, young tryan named Hames, cousin ( o| M'rjyia|ries, teac|i|r of^the; Takapuha"pablifc school, Was seized with a-viplqnt pajn, suqeeecied by nurtibriess'oFthe left leg, while sitting m ,feur&tel *£*$* -A^gen^man;. who was with " him, ' procured the:, service^ of :C6hstable Sole, and b:* tween them they, got him into, a cab 'amd removeidhim 'td^is 'lodgings, Turner,;-ptreet.; :.JDr Walker was < ; called m,, and pronounced the attack ;to be one pfparalysis, which affecting the. left. ax. m as well as.,-jt^e t left leg;. ; Mr, Hames, lias, hitherto, ; ,been [a yery ; active, Wealthy ,y,o,Hng iriani It appears that he had had. a warm, bath, succeeded by a shower bath m ■the forenoon^ and after partaking of dinner, had gone to the 1 Park, ■ sat down to enj oy 'the view. A gold •wind blowing from the smith.' east, and feeling chilled; he attempted to stand up; b^ut'founci lie couid' not do' so. Tf rriaiy be that the over- 1 heating and exposure precipitated