Gisborne Gift Will Benefit All Dominion
MONEY FOR RADIUM £IO.OOO NOW AVAILABLE Brea* Association Glfc BORNE, Thursday The sum of a: 10.000 for th P .. of radium lor the treatment ** in New Zealand will be avail,,',, the result of a gift of Mr. John The° P mo U „ey f .subsidy of pound for pound. ”**** An announcement of a. » trim, t an eft or previously made bv Mr. Clark was made by the chair f the Cook Hospital Board. Mr. W Sherratt. to-day. Reporting th»had received a cheque for kLoT££ Mr. tflark Mr. Sherratt stated that the sum was for the acquisition of radium lor the treatment of cancer victinu throughout the Dominion. The original offer was to hand over the money to buy radium for the treatment 0 f patients in Poverty Bay. The medical superintendent of the Cook Hospital Dr. Hall, had conferred several with air. Clark and the former had tntuired into ways and means of Usinthe money. He had found that radluni treatment could not be given in the Cook Hospital as it would involve ob. taining the services of a radiologist at £I.OOO a year. Therefore, Mr. Clara decided to place his donation of £s.otxi at the disposal of the whole of the Du. minion for the purchase of radium supplies. The chairman added he had mentioned the matter to the Minister of Health, the Hon. A. J. Stallworthy, who had stated the £ 5.000 would carry a Government subsidy of pound for pound. In reply to a question, the chairman said the radium would be kept in Well, ington. It was decided to forward a letter ol thanks to Mr. Clark
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 642, 19 April 1929, Page 8
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