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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 141, 13 February 1886, Page 1

Hot telruha_hot sprTngs^ I S ii S MMKJI.ItICTRKAT not .o- « rV. anititm tl^e SANATORIA of Jsv« Zealand is v n Vapidly becoming- famous,) - TIO AKOiIA. Tile cvluuh'ty oX'iU ' < ■li OT' SP It fNUB rs ' extending tlirotmliuiit the length am breadth oL' i.lie Colony, und the WIVOERfUL CURES ' I'fToctcd by the Water-; iiMu^e*» of UMICU UATISM, GOUT, LUMBAGO, Li VIC AND KIDNEY 'COMPL'AIinTS, INDIGESTION, Jind Kindiod Ailment-, aio ••pitifully testified to in the Visitors' Hook by .Hundreds of Pdsons who l>\ their use litlve been restored to Health a. id •ill its enjoyments." The place ia par excellence the SANATORIUM OFTIIU PEOPLE. The CLIMATE in its HEALTH-GIVING PROPKUTIICS is miMirpiissfrt ; the COST OF LIVING ise\ccfdniftl\ MODEIIA.TK; ,imi the locility is e.isy of access by hivkk, n vi r., oil road tVoin Auckland and tho I'll- unos. in .uldition to those aclv.mt.igos thoiorirofoi the RoSust .abundant means of enjoyiucnt in BOATING, HIDING, AND DRIVING, while for those in delicate healfJi the neatly laid out Doni.iin loim-> a most pleas, nit n^oiT. Tlie following an-ily^is of the Wutms by Mi J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst, »>nd the accompanying 1 extiMcts fi'uin his import thereon to the Domain B 'iliil, will be rutid with interest. The d mpleb weie takon from the Springs, as nunb;redj the tetupei.itui'.'s of which ranged fiom Iosdeg-.. to 119degs. Fuhr : — to « A cm a .5 » ANALYSIB. dH o^ • Jzjpq fepq jSft Sulphate Of Linici 2.980 2.228 2.989 Sulphate of magnesia .078 .336 .602 Sulphate oi potash 10.293 9.800 10.794 >ulph«ito of sovla 27.548 28,050 25.439 Chlornle of sodium 73.514: 72.072 77.748 Bi-carbonat6 of soda 728.787" 698.513 682.123 Oaiuauate of ammonia .. „ 3.556 .112 ,980 Carbonate of iron . » t 043 .063 .042 Caibonate of hthja (heavy traces) Phosphate of socja , 2.063 2.203 1.696 Phosphate Of alumina .. .-. .143 .033 .476 Silica „ . . 8.568 8.778 8.778 Sulphuretted hydrogen n ii traces traced fciaces Total solid m attar 857.829 822.184 811.702 Besults expressed in grains per gallon. Tlie.se Waters are all Jfeebly alkaline arid strongly chaig-ed with caibonic acid gils, which is constantly escaping- from the Spring •> in lurye (|u.intities. Tlie Lithia, .i valuable constituent of tb.ese W.iteis, is liie^ent in an appieciable qinmtity. The Analysis <hn\v the^e Springs to be Very sin ilar in composition. These Mineral W.itei are exceedingly intei eating, and will prove of great value medicinally. They closed' resemble some of tlie European Atineial Springs so jnstl^' celebrated,moi'e espeuiullv those- of' Vichy, "En's, and Facliingcn, Thi-ir-Ctu'ntive Value will be gieat'-st in Rhemiiatic and Arthritic l)is-i'iW-'s, Calculus, Alieitions o£ the Kidneys, and L\> spep^ia. You may rest assured that all yon can do for your springs in the shape of improving the facilities for their use, is entirely jut-tiiied by the character of the w ater.

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