MR. J. CRAMB.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XIV, Issue 824, 21 December 1905, Page 38

MR. J. CRAMB.

The business manager, Mr J. Cramb, of the Freeman and Wallace Electro Medical and Surgical Institute, is visiting Auckland. He states he is in New Zealand for the purpose of gaining a general knowledge of the Colony, and especially to enquire into the needs of these parts, so far as they affect Lis firm. He expresses a good opinion of this country, and he intends to largely increase the already extensive benefits his Institute has conferred on sufferers in New Zealand. He reports that Mr Howard Freeman, the Director of the Institute, recently brought to Sydney—from the old world —electric baths, radium water, massage appliances, X-rays and static machines, such as are now being used by the leading hospitals in England and America, for the successful treatment of diseases peculiar to men, of which the Institute has long made a specialty. Mr Cramb further reports that his firm has just completed the purchase of a Sydney property for £.10,000 for the purpose of properly installing these instruments, and patients of the Institute can now receive treatment as scientifically and as successfully as may be expected from the leading hospitals of the Old World.