CALVI-FREEMAN.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVII, Issue 5037, 8 October 1926, Page 2

CALVI-FREEMAN.

It is evident that the coming of Mr Calvi-Freeman to P.aero.a is causing a great dea 1 of interest. Mr CalviFreeman’s 'reputation has preceded him, and, since this! is his last professional visit to Paeroa before lea.ving tor Australia, there is every prospect of his consulting rooms, being crowded with patients when he opens on Tuesday, October 12. DrugIdsis healing is rapidly replacing the old order of dosing with medicines and even the most conservative of medical practitioners 'recognise that in skilled hands the treatment brings about cures, that a few years back would have been hailed with scepticism. Mr Calvi-Freeman hals many friends amongst the ranks of medical men, and although his. treatment differs wholly from theirs,, many of New Zealand’s leading practitioners wish he was officially recognised as .a healer by the British Medical Afefeomation, so that they might publicly proclaim his powers where they can only do so now ip private conversation. It is certain that many operations' now performed in the various hospitals of the Dominion would never have been necessary had Mr Galvi-Free-man’s treatment been resorted to. In fact, it is Mr Calvi-Freeman’si contention that most operations, are unnecessary even in extreme cases, but cannot make this definite statement till he has personally investigated each case individually. Mr Ca'lvi-Freeman’s consulting rooms will be in Brocket and Shand’s buildings..