New Zealand Past And Present
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But no one can be entered upon the roll until he has been three months in the colony, duly notified by each registrar, and having passed an examination in New Zealand law, by one of the judges of the Supreme Court. Many of the educated youth of the colony take to the legal professions ; and yet there is room.
During the first decade of the colony there was little for doctors to do ; but the congregating TJie Emigrant'' s Prospects. 145 of people in towns, at a more rapid rate than sanitary arra...ngements could be provided, together with the introduction of various epidemics, have made work for medical men. The stranger need not buy a practice ; he will soon make his wa}' into one. In some cases, a number of wealthy farmers, wishing to have a duly qualified practi- tioner within convenient reach, join together and guarantee a salary of from three to four hundred a year, to which he may add fees outside the subscribing circle. In this way a young doctor may make his debut, and, in due time, occup\' a more lucrative sphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But no one can be entered upon the roll until he has been three months in the colony, duly notified by each registrar, and having passed an examination in New Zealand law, by one of the judges of the Supreme Court. Many of the educated youth of the colony take to the legal professions ; and yet there is room.
During the first decade of the colony there was little for doctors to do ; but the congregating TJie Emigrant'' s Prospects. 145 of people in towns, at a more rapid rate than sanitary arra...ngements could be provided, together with the introduction of various epidemics, have made work for medical men. The stranger need not buy a practice ; he will soon make his wa}' into one. In some cases, a number of wealthy farmers, wishing to have a duly qualified practi- tioner within convenient reach, join together and guarantee a salary of from three to four hundred a year, to which he may add fees outside the subscribing circle. In this way a young doctor may make his debut, and, in due time, occup\' a more lucrative sphere.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Buller to read onlineMoreLess
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