BRITISH DOCTORS
VISIT TO ROTORUA DEPARTURE FOR AUSTRALIA ( Per Press Association. ) AUCKLAND, Sept. 2. A large number of British doctors who arrived by the Aorangi on Sunday visited Rotorua to-day, travelling by special train. They returned to-night, rejoining the Aorangi, which sailed for Sydnev at a late hour. “We had a marvellous time and have had a wonderful recept'en from the |nva> doctors/’ said the chairman of the it . asentative body of the British Medical Association. Dr. 11. S. Souttar, before the departure of the party. “While we have been in Auckland we have had fairly impo'tant disriusions upon medical practice in England n’lf in New Zealand, and the result’. we hope, will be of benefit general y. We have with us three upon nat : onai health insurance, and this is ais i p subject that ;.as keen oi.cussed. We hope the suggestions wib b e o f va iue to New Zealand We t-re told that it is likely to play an in-.po.tant part ’»• the Dominion in the ncir future Tn England it i- working w th all sa c. ess.”
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 206, 3 September 1935, Page 8
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182BRITISH DOCTORS Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 206, 3 September 1935, Page 8
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