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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 146, 20 March 1886, Page 5

11 >t Springs. ~t^^ruha_£otTprings. AS n S» MMEIt KKTKKAT not one iinonj? tl»o SANATORIA .-f Now Zealand is so rapidly beeonnng lam his as TK AROIIA. The c -lcbnty of its H 0 T SIMM N G S is extcndinu thronuhout the length and breadth of the (Jnlon\, and tho WONOERFUL CURtS effected by tire Watoihin eases of RHEUMATISM, GOUT, LUMBAGO, LIVER, AND KIDNEY COMPLAInTS, TNDTGESTTON, and Kindivd Ailment*, are gratefully testified l-> in the visitors' Bo ik by Hundreds of Pe.sons who by their use li ive been re^toied to Health and all its enjoyments. The pi. ice is par excellence the SANATORIUM OFT LIE PEOPLE. The CLIMATE in its HEALTH-GIVING PROPERTIES is .msurpassed ; the COST OF LIVING is exceedingly MODERATE; and the locality is easy of. access by UIVKR, rail, oit uoad from" Auckland and tho Thames. In addition to these advantages there are for the ltobust means of enjoyment in BOATING, HIDING, AND DRIVING, while for those in delicate health the neatly laid out Domain £01 ins a most pleasant resort. The following analysis of the. Waters by Mr J. A. Poxn, Colpniul Analyst, and the accompanying 1 extracts from his report thereon to the Domain Board, will bo read with interest. The Samples were liken from the Springs, a.s numbered, the temperatures of which ranged from lOsdegs. to 119degs. Fahr :—: — to Analysis. 6-g 6 3 "q § *« g* Sulphate of L'me 2.989 2.228 2.989 Sulphate of magnesia .373 .336 .602 Salph-iteof pot-ish 10.293 9.800 10.794 Sulphate of so Li 27 546 25,0.>6 25. 108 Chlouleof soluim 73.,">U 72.072 77.748 Bi-earbonate of .-ocla, 728.737 695.513 682.123 Oaib'-mate of ammonia .. .. 3.556 .112 .980 Caibonite of iion .. .042 .063 .012 Carbonate of lithia (heavy tiaces) Phosphate of bo U 2.003 2.203 1.696 Phosphate of alumina 113 .023 .476 Sih<M . . . ., 8.568 8.778 5.778 3 ilpiiuiettc'l hydvoyen .. .. tiaces tiaces tiaces Total sol' 1 matter 857 529 822.181 811.702 Uesult-s e\pie.-.sed in giains per gallon. Fiie-e Wateis aie all (feebly alkaline and -tio'.»ly crinit m«1 with catbonic acid &as, a hieli is constantly c-capitii> fiom the ■>pii'ms in lari;o (pi.mtities. Tlie Lithia, 1 valuable constituent of these W.iter , is nv-ent in .ii ippieci.ible quantity. Tlie Vnalysi^ .show the-e Sprinus to be very *iv iliiv in ccutposition. These Mineral \V.iter .He exceedingly inteie-tiiii;, and vill ])!O\" of meat v.ilue medicinaliv. riit v clo-^ 1\ lest'iuble sonic of tlie KlllO>«M'i Minei.d S|uirii;s so justly edehr it'-d, uoiv est)-cialh those of Vich\ , En s, ,md -'\ieliini; n. Tii ii Curative V.dv • will be neatest nt llhci'in iti< and \ithiiti<- His:ase^. C il< nlns, \ileitionsol th" Kii'iiev*, md You may lest as-ured that ill you <.in do foi \om f3t)rin»s in tb" hape of i npinxum the f.ieit lie-. Im { eir 1 >,i-eniiiely jiistilied by the ch.ii.u-ier )£ the w at Li. DYNAMITE. NOBEL'S GEN UI IN E DYNAMITE. LON(jt and extensive use has established NOBEL'S to be the Puiest, Safebt, nost Reli.i!)le, Least Objectionable in close k'oiUin"-, and Stionget>t Dynamite manuactuied. The most perfect patent appliances are ised in its manufacture, as well as beiug :nder the diiV'.-t supM'visinn of the Eno;ish Gn\einmept, who insist that cveiv on shall pass the most rigid tests possible. iius, if not of (he ([iiality and urit^ , foi bid its le.ivimj the Factory, — ence uniformity, stability, and purity are ssured. Whilst other brands, not having he same appliances and supervision, have ften failed to meet theke seveie tests, een seized and conliseated. NOBEL'S in mortar shots has prov%d tself by far the stiongest dynamite. NOBKI/S is uiK'ti nailed for mining-, uari'3 ing, blasting in wet or dry, solid, or ssured rock, tunnellinjr, breaking up •recks, sunken 1 ocks, blowing out und sphtng up tiee roots, boulders, &c., effecting nmense saving in tune, labour, and money. Insist — as is done in most places — on ctting only Nobkl's, Glasgow-snake, iiich all beais the Coni])juiy's Trade lark, including the name of Alvhkd 'obel, the Inventor of U\namite. Ber are ! Do not be deceived by Colonial or ontinental hiaudo. Price reduced to TWO SHILLINGS and HRttEPENCE per Ib. with Discount to ie Trade. w NOBEL'S PATENT BLASTING GELATINE ;50 per cent. stiongci than No 1 Dynamite; ives oft' less smoke ; is as safe as D\ naite ; is slower, le. c s chattel ing, and more tp.insive in its action ; indibsoluble in ater ; invaiiably remains sott when all her nitrvg'ycerine compounds are ozen ; and is fiied with fuse, detonator, id dynamite primer in the same manner i Dynamite. Necessary double tape fuse, best quality oidinary rates, and improved sizedotonors for firing. Also, warming pans for awing dynamite when frozen ; and if ese pans are used hot water in lhe outer irt of them up to 150 degrees Fab. ma^ t used with safety. Dynamite- and Gehine always in stock. Printed instructions ir using the above explosives issued with 'cry 51b package. Supplies may be had from James Rkniavv and T. & S Morhin & Co., Limited, lames ; John Phillips & Sun, Paeroa, r ELL« & ScuTNStt, Te Aroha, Laybourn itos., Waiorongomai, and all Store:epers. Lrents for Nobel's Explosives Company, mited, Glasgow — for North New Zealand : . PoliT E It AND CO., Auckland,