T.B. CURE.
h •** DOUBTED BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT. (By Telegraph—Press Association). / WELLINGTON, Jan. 29. No official recognition lias yet boon given ‘the claim -'f the Rev. E. Ward
of the Church of the Ascension, Point Chevalier,. Auckland, that lie has produced a cure lor tuberculosis. No definite results, it is stated, have coiuo I from a discussion between Air Ward and the Medical Superintendent of tlie Pukeora Sanatorium (Dr Cl. McLean) concerning the efficacy of the cure. It is undei.stood that the Director-General of Health (Dr T. 11. A. VaJintine) has forwarded to the M mister <j recommendation that a suggestion that Mr Ward be allowed
to remain at the Sanatorium for a period sufficient to test, out bis treatment, and his salary be paid by the Health Department during that time, bo not adopted,
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1930, Page 7
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134T.B. CURE. Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1930, Page 7
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