ABRAMS TREATMENT
DR. MACKENZIE'S AI'PEAT
FURTHER, ARGUMENT
[by TELEGRAPH —PF.lt PttFSS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON. July 10. Continuing bis argument in the Mackenzie appeal, Mr Myers said blood tests were made by machine, and lie would admit Mackenzie was wrong in pinning bis faith entirely to the machine to the exclusion of other methods. He considered the undertaking by him not to use the machine In tuture, except, as a cheek upon usual clinical methods, would lie sufficient, and this is what he had lieen doing since the report of the Hordcr Commission. Mackenzie's chief mistake was his faith ill his own capability, which evidently was not as great as he thought. Since he returned from America, the doctors in Auckland had been watching to get, evidence against him.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1925, Page 3
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