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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 147, 27 March 1886, Page 8

" TTiE PROPERTY ASFFPfiWEN , ACT, 1885," AND "THE RATING ACT 1882," AND AMENDMENTS. ' FT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that a BOARD OF REVIEWERS will m<«et at (he X tiin-'s nnd places specified here under, i'-n- the purpose of I raring and determining objections in r"«?pect op piopevty in tlie undei mentioned pla rl 3S : — Di&Uict. County. Place and Date of Meeting. Cambridge Town District ... Waikato ... Cowrfhon*p, Oirnb"i'!<re, on T (1 esliny, Uih Apui, 1886,' at 11 a.m. Oumbndye Jlo.id Distuct ... ,, Tunaheie Road Distuct ... H )( )} <' T mt<i<uaa Ro.id Disttict ... Pi-iko ,., „ Putetere Riding... ... ... ,, f) PukeKitra Road District ... Wuina ' >■> it )> Pirongia Road Disti iot ... Raglan ... Courthouse* Te Awamntu, onTluu'sn . . n „ . Tl . 4 . , clay, 15th Apii], 1880, ,. til a.m. Piiongia Outlying Dmtnel v .. „ Maiii, r npiko lin,id Distiict ... Waipa ... „ ]] " Alexandia Town Disnicfc ... ,, " U in^iiti'hia Jin. id Divine*" ... n '" To Au .miulii Tosvn Di trict ... „ '' Kihikiln Town District ... , " " 11 It M Matamata Road District ... Piuko ... Conrt-liouse,T- Aroha, on Ritmday .. . . n ,. . -,-,..., 17th A P ril » 1836, at 2 p.m. Mitamata Outlying District ... Waitou Ko,.d Distri-t ... J> n " To Aroha Riding " " Oiowheio Riding- Raglan ... Hnntly riotol, Hnntly, on Mnndav .... „.,. 19Lh Apiil, 1880, at 1 p.m. " ' Whannape Riding y v lt-mgii ui Riding Waikato... \] " ][ Hamilton BoroU-h .. k ... Conrt-liousp, Hamilton, on Tuesday „. .... n J . 20tJj April, J886, at 11 ,,.„,. Ivinkinioa Roid Uistnct ... Waikato... Tnl'ikaramea Road Distiict ... Waipu " *' " " JJ ami! ton Road District ... f '" " " " Newcastle Ro.kI Distiict ... ,' '* " " Nganiawalna Town District ... ',' " " " Itarioi Road District ... Raglan .. k Com t-hou-e, Raglan, on Thursday U7| • r> i i.. • 22nd A P riI » 188t >. »t 11 a.m. Whaingaroa Road District KriiMimi Road District ... " "' " TeAkau Road Distiict ... " " " " " »> » >) THOMAS WELLS, ) EDWARD FRANCIS ROOffR, (■ Revieweis. WILLIAM AUSTRALIA GlUnAM, f

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of en jo uicnt in COATING, RIDING, AND DRIVING, while tor those in delicate health tho neatl} laid out Domain fonns a most pleasant resort. Tl'e following analysis oC the Watei.s by Mr J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst and tlie utconip. 1113 ing extracts fiom l.is roporl thereon to Lhti Dini-iin Board, will bo read with interest. The Samples V^tfie trikon from the Spr.ngs, a^ numbered, the temperatures of which ranged horn I05degs. toli9degs. Fahr : — to Analtsis. o •§ 6 •%•% Sulphate of Lim6 2.9S9 2.228 2.980 Sulphate df magnesia ,378 .336 .602 Sulphate of potash 10.293 9.S00 10.794 Sulphate of sola 27.5i6 28,056 25.-L38 Chlolidoof socliurn 73.514 72.072 77.748 Bi-carbonatc of soda 728.737 698.513 682.123 CaibMUate of ammonia .v .. S.55fj .112 ,980 Carbonate of iron . . .042 .063 ,042 Carbonate of lithia (heavy tracea) Phosphate of soda 2.063 2.203 L696 Phosphate of alumina 143 .023 .476 Silica .. .. 8.568 8.778 8.778 Sulphuretted hydrogen . . . . traces traces traces

Total Holid nlattor 857-829 822.381 811.702 Results expiessed in giains per gallon. These Waters are alt [feebly alkaline and stiongly charged with caibonic acid vns, which is constantly escaping Jrimn the Springs in large quantities. The Lifchia, a valmiblo constituent oi these Water", i^ present in ah appreciable quantity. The Analysis show the^e Springs (o be Very sin ilar in composition. These Mineral Water.- are exceedingly interesting", and will piovo of great value medicinally. They closoly resemble some of the Euiopean Mineial Spring's so justly celebnitod, more especially those of Vichy, En s, and F<iching,'en. Their Curative Value will be gieatost in Ilhoumalic and Aithritic Diseases, Calculus, Affections of the Kidneys, and D3 spepsia. Yon may rest assured that all you can do for your 6piin<>8 in the shape of improving the facilities foi their use) is entirely justified by the ehaiacter of the water.

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