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Born at Geelong, Victoria in 1896, Ivan Meyer Wartzki was educated at Geelong College and Scotch College before studying medicine at the University of Melbourne. On graduating in 1918 he held a resident post at Ballarat Hospital, afterwards launching into general practice at Ultima, near Swan Hill, Victoria from 1920 to 1922. When one of his patients extolled the climatic virtues of Babinda in north Queensland he moved there in 1923 but after twelve months in the tropics he was glad to return to Melbourne and set up a general practice in Caulfield where he remained till the end of 1934. During that time he was a clinical assistant ...