Speedy Surgery

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 599, 2 August 1933, Page 4

Speedy Surgery

In an address to i"6,,.. Business Men's Club on J Surgery," Dr. D. N. M scribed the horrors o ^ before the discovery or The most desirable 1" ^ gery of those days, . speed. "Itisrelatedo i* that he reached the ac tion by rcmoving with his knife the patients flngers of his assistant tails of a bystander. Von Tempsky's Poud« # In connectionwithtne possession of the p°uC ,j Major Von Tempshy ^ which killed this office/ . Skinner told a Taranaki presentative that the i doubts as to whethei ■ y( be the one which ki sky. He stated ^ Major Von Tempsky ^ covered. One of that massacre v,'as / .i 0f ' cation to Tu, the 0 j was partaken of by a . Je iug chiefs. The bodies of the slain ^ huge funeral pjje e ? night or the night t°u Big Trout •-ritvO^ This week the waj .jj of the SouthlandAcc ^ ciety Council and ^ the S'outhland and u Clubs visited Te An enthusiastic at the mostly of large 1 iBp{H they saw— pennecl uv w waiting to be iety's officers to pi'° a„ds ing oiit in other riv ^ the province (reP° Daily News). Tw.°itors(^ ly impressed the X1 ^ lantie salmon, W1 weight 28Slb., aird a approximately bh