THE WATERS OF ROTORUA.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 10, 19 July 1882, Page 3

THE WATERS OF ROTORUA.

Til" Old Wi.fhi 's li'ider ninny ol.'ign ■'ions to the .\etv We owe our own co'o.iie* ; n gi'iu--.';:! many hotiuis. hut. according io .Sir Jul.'.is Yogel v.c, 1:1 coiniiiou Willi all mankind, an- fo be deep y ' indebted to -Sow Zealand ia }>:inn:ul;;r. 1 1 appears thai the iiiM-v'-Hoii.- htalllt-"-.lu'iiig !.!ie ■::;:'.! w•■ er- T .v •■! oi-iia are -.ion lo bo thrown open to tin; w.-rld. i heir ojiieacy is said to he most extraordinary, tltey re<iorc stren th io the mod hch>!<--s cripples, and health to the most sorely stricken. New Zetland is not quite so ne. ir perhaps rs ihe German and Fie: i el i li-it lis. hut a ! rip to tlo' Anl'podes i< by no :ii'- l us a _;re:;i under 'Ting. A* a ni:. iter of fact, doctors in thi- country often recommend patients to make the tour of the world, which can be .lone, as Julius Vent' 1 end o'he>'S have proved to us. in eighty days. The voyage fo Auswalia or New Zealand Mould no douht he gla !ly undertaken hy many individual-! who fell certa.n that th y would lind health at the end. The opening up of tiiese R.itorua springs may safely be proceeded with, and .apilaiisis who will invest money iv hoiels. vi!la<, or clubs, and other convenience on the approved wateringplace fashn v. may rest assured that they will reap a large return. The Sew Zeahnul Governnieiil. is lo be congratulated on its enicrp.ise in derelopins; the resources of Rotorua and facilitating access to the springs. Before very long these springs are certain to be largely patronised, not alone by visitors from Australia, India, China, and the Cape of Good Hope, but even from Europe and the Old Country. -Home News.