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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 238, 8 October 1935, Page 8

A doctor was questioned at a Paddingtoil inquest about a cattle serum lie had injected into a man who died at the Middlesex Hospital from the effects of an ulcer of the face, with which lie suffered for many years. The coroner, Mr. Tngieby Oddie, recording a verdict of death from natural causes, said:—"l do not think that these injections played any part in the cause of his death." The inquest was 011 Mr. John Arthur Green, aged 07, of Park Street. Slough, Buckinghamshire, and Dr. Alfred Charles King, a consulting surgeon, of Nairobi, said that ho had given him injections of the cattle serum. He did not want to say too much about it, because it was purely experimental. He had been doing some work, and had obtained results which appeared to be effective.