(BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

-■•! : Hamilton, this day. Yesterday Dr. Kerr, of Christchurcb, arrived in Hamilton to take up the prac tice lately being done by Dr. Kenny. Dr. Brevis, late of Melbourne, has also started in practice, and has, I understand, been appointed to the Railway Society's work, owing to the sudden death, of Dr. Murch. There is now ample room for two medical men in and around Hamilton.
The weather is extremely cold for bhe last few days, heavy frosts and cold windsj with lota of colds knocking round.
INTERNATIONAL T UG OF WAR.
