The Australasian medical directory and handbook / edited by Ludwig Bruck.

Date:
1886
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    RBNAUD, ,“The New Zealand Eclectic Medical Institute,” 42 Sliortland-st., Auckland. —Styles himself “ Signor Rcnaiid, the celebrated Electopathist, Botanic Practitioner, Specialist, Professor of Natural Science, &c.” Advertises : “ All those who may be suffering with any form of Disease should at once con- sult the only natural healer of all Diseases in New Zealand, who practises upon Hygienic, Eclectic, Utilitarian, and Cosmopolitan Principles, nature’s own system of healing all forms and phases of disease, discarding altogether the use of Mineral Drugs and Poisons. Success certain in all cases undertaken.” SANDERS, , Parnell (Auckland), Homoeopathist. WARING, , Richmond (I’rov. Nelson.) QVEBNSIiAND (8.) [Note.—Since August 1884, the Queensland Medical Board have declined to register any American Diploma whatsoever, unless certified to by an examination either at the Sydney or Melbourne University.] ELWORTHY, G. Townsend, Monnt Perry.—Med. Off. in charge of Mt. P. Hosp. GUNN, C., Georgetown.—B.A., M.D., Ch.M. et L. Med. Harvard Univ., U.S.A. ; silver medallist in Anatomy ; late Surg. P.M.Co.’s s.s. “ City of New York.” HANDT, D., Gympie.—Homoeopathist. HELLMUTH, Rev., Maryborough.—German Lutheran Minister. JURS, C., Goondiwindi.—Med. Off. in charge of local hospital. POINTON, S. E., Taroom.—Served an apprenticeship for five years ; student at Middlesex Hosp., London (1860-62). In practice at Taroom for the last 11 years. RAYMOND, G. H., travelling.—Styles himself “ The eminent Oculist, Aurist, &c. Specialist in Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat, and Skin.” Advertises that “ he carries with him 2 cwt. of the purest unadulterated vegetable medicines.” STACEY, Robert, Airdmillan (Lower Burdekin).—Accountant, Attends to the Kanakas in the district. SOUTH AUSTRAI.IA (33). BAILY, W. K., Mount Vivian.—Pub. Vacc. BOLLEN, George, Port Adelaide.—Lie. Hahnemann’s Coll., Chicago, U.S.A.— Homoeopathist. BRADY, , Petersburg.—Chemist. Propr. of a small private hospital (eight beds). CARTER, Abraham, Yongala.—M.D. Philadelphia, 1856. Advertises; “ Dr. A. Carter, M.D., U.S.A., 1856; Member of the Medical Board of Censors and Eclectic Medical Society, incorporated 1865.” Has been in practice in South Australia for 16 yeai-s. Said to have been a shoemaker in Adelaide some 20 years ago. CRUNDWELL, R. G., Angle Grove.—Pub. Vacc. DAVIES, Charles W., Mattawanangala.—J.P. ; Pub. Vacc. DQDNAU; F. A. W., Two Wells.—Pub. Vacc. Matriculated at the Univ. of Berlin in 1848 ; studied four years ; passed tmtamen iiliilosopkiomi et nmUcuni in 1852 ; was then appointed Asst. Surg. in the 7th Reg. of Prussian Artillery ; left the service in 1855, and for South Austialia in 1856, in charge of 300 immi- grants. Has been practising in S. Australia since 1857; has held the appoint- ment of Surgeon to various lodges. DQiPKE, Albert J., Macclesfield.—Pub. Vacc.; Med. Offi. Destit. Board. Passed first examination in Berlin 1868, and tentamcn physiou/ni in 1870. Became Assistant Surgeon to Lazareths in Chateau Thierry and Lagny, Prance, 1870-71. Passed tentavien medioii/m in Berlin in 1871. Arrived in South Australia in 1875, and practised first at Gumcracha, then at Robe. Has been in practice fifteen years. DOWLING, J. P., Fowler’s Bay.—Pub. Vacc. DYER, Percy Weedon, Minlaton.—Pub. Vacc. Says he was registered as a Medical Student at R.C.S. Eng., and L.S.A. Lond. ; Matriculated Student of Charing Cross Hosp. 1877-78. Studied under Dr. M. H. Higginbottom, of Nottingham, from 1853-55 ; Asst. Surg. of the ship “ Porohontas” from Liverpool to Melbourne in 1859; Surg. of Court Forest Glade, Jamestown, S.A., in 1876 ; dresser for .six months in 1878 at Charing Cross Hosp., London, under Surg. E. Canton. Styles himself “ Mesopathist ” and “ Dr.” EBERHAKD, William, Tanunda.—Pub. Vacc.