ALEXANDER MARKY’S LECTURE
Probably no lecturer who has visited New Zealand has created so much interest as the editor of ‘ Pearson’s Maga7.inc.’ Air Marky will lecture in the Burns Hall on Monday. He crcates_ intense interest by means of his scientific demonstrations. New Zealanders are aware that the Dr Abrams method is based on the discoveries of a New Zealand-born scientist, Sir Ernest Rutherford. This fact creates great interest in tho lecture, insomuch as it was left to a New Zealander to discover tho basic principles of what is undoubtedly the most revolutionary turning point in medicine. Mr Murky invites questions at his lectures. Ho lias come to New Zealand at his own expense, and is receiving no payment for his lectures. Any balance over and above the cost incurred in connection with the lecture is devoted to the establishment of a free clinic in New Zealand for the purpose of treating'people who arc unable to pay.
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Evening Star, Issue 19024, 20 August 1925, Page 10
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