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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 140, 6 February 1886, Page 1

Hot {SpritigH,

TK AROHA HOT SPRINGS.

AS .v RuMMKIt IJKTRKAT not <>•>. IX. mmma, the bANATOHiA of Nov r A 'a'ciMd i-, v O „)p,H|y |>pc,>n)in": f.im jus ,i TK AilOilA. TliJ cvli-unty b[ iv HO T SP|{f N G vS

i-* cxiendintr Ihion^hont the l<ih&ih am hroadtli of ihu Colony, am! the W'UIOERFUL CURES effected by the W.^'e/s in cise.s ot UHIOiJ .M\TIBV[, GOUT, LUMI3\GO, Ll\'K ■ AND KIDNKY COAIPLAJinTS, INDi GMSTION, <uul Kindred Aihuenh, (U i »i itc fully testified to in tl.« «'t. t ioc Book hy Hundreds o£ Pf.sons who !>\ their iksq liave been restored to Hti t tlth a./t ■•ill its- enjoyments. The pUco it, par ex cellence the SANATORIUM OF THE PEOPLE. The CLIMATE in its HEALTH-GIVING PROPERTIES ia «in«»urp { LßM-d ; the COS'I OJ' LIVING isexcoi-clinnlv MODERATE and the locality is easy Ot nuce-sby iuvkii rail, ou uoaD friMn Auckland and the Thames. In addition to these advantages there are for the ltobutit 'abundant mean.' of enjoyment in BOATING, RIDING, AND DRIVING, while ioi those in delicate health tho neatly hud out Domain forms a mo'.t pleasant ro>orr. The following analysis of the Waters by Mr J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst, and the accompanying extract* from his report thereon to the Domain 1) -.ml, will be read with interest. The Simples were taken from the S;>n'n#s, , lh tvunUiired, tho tenipeialiwes of which ranged fiom lUode^t-. to IlOdegh. Falir ; — to <~( A <M A -5 fcb A — ■ ii il II Sulphate 6t Lime 2.98J) 2.228 2.1/Hj Sulphate of magnesia .378 isijfi !{JO2 Sulphate oJ potash 30.2.J3 9.800 10.7D1 Sulphite of so<7a 27'~>1G 28,0 jo' 2,j.i:>B ; Ghlori-le of sodium 73.5J1 72.072 77.748 Bi-baibonate of soda 728.737 6{j5.0136 { jS.ol3 G82J23 Oai benate of ammonia .. .. 3.550 .112 ,980 Carbonate of iron . . .042 .OG3 .042 Carbonate 6f lithia (heavy traces) Phosphate of soda 2.003 2.203 I.G9G PjiosphatO df alue ., lnina 113 .023 .476 blllca •• -. 8.5G8 8.778 8.778 (Sulphuretted hydroB eu •• .- traces traces fciaccs Total solid mattav 807.829 822.18 i 811.702 Kcsults (expressed in giaujs per gallon! These Waters ,\ro all jf^ebly alkaline and sttougly chai god with caibomc acid which is couhtdiitly escaping- from the Sprigs in forge quantities. The Lithia, a valuable cotibUuiotit of these Wateis it. pie^eij[ in ,m appieci.iblo quautit). The And,l}vsis t,h,)\r the^e Springs to be veiy sin ilar in composition. Tliene Milienil W atci arc exceedingly inteiebtin^, and will pio\e of great value medicinally, lin-y elot,uly lebeinble- bonie of the Kaiopean Minei.il Spiingh b o justly celebrated, niore especially those of Vichy, En s, .md Fachiiii^M. Th Jr Curative Value will be t!,tuau-st in Rheumatic Mid Aithiitic Di»ed.es, C'ah vin 3 , Aite< tious of tho Kidin yb, arid Uy«pcp-,ui. You vi ( i,> rc^t as uredtfiat all > on can do for jojir opini^s in tJio shape ol" mi\jiovmo U, f . facilities foi theii use !-, iMtu ely juhlihod by the character ox the u ator

Bakeih-.

wTdibsellT" BAKER ANJ) CuNFEGTIONER PIONEEU BAKEUY, WIIITAKEK, STREET, Te Aroha, (Opposite AValkcr's llotal).

|3E«T BREAD delivered to all parts of the District. Pastry and Fancy Goods fresh daily. Soirees and Failles catered for at Lowest Rates. Weddm<* Cakes made to order on the Shortest Notice.

A Select Assortment of General Groceries on hand, which ivill be Sold at Low Rules. CONFECTIONERY IN GREAT VARIETY.

Cabinet Makcis.

WILL I A U EVKK I T T , CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER & UNDERTAKER.

rjIIIE CHEAPEST HOUSE intheDistriet for EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE, AND BEDDING ready made or to Order.

WILLIAM EVERITT, Tho Punt, Te Aroha.

B.B.— Fencing Rollers in any Quantity, every One Guaranteed.