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From MtiWm. Hat>dow, J P., of Nelson :— " Allo\y me to add my testimony to the value of ihe To Avoha Jlof, Spring*. A fortnight ngo I nruved here, suffeiing from insomin. I was advised to l>egin by using JNo. 6 bath. This 1 continued tb do for tho first few days, taking a hath b*ofch 'morning and evening. Latterly J have used No, 2 bath, and this, combined with the admivablo shower baths and drinking the mineial water, hap had a beneficial effect upon my health, which I am glad to say has been thoroughly restored. I am convinced the merits of your springs and mineral waters only require to be more widely known to begteatly appreciated and patronised by numbers of of visitors and invalids who as yet nre unacquainted with their wonderful curative properties." Mr Josiaii TurctrEN, Gisborne, makes the following entry in the Visitors' Book at the Domain Board's office: — "I brought Mrs Tutchen heic quite helpless, bo much so that I had to cany her out of her bedroom to the bath chair. I\y tho end of the first week her health had so much improved that she waB noi only able to proceed to the baths by herself but able io walk about the grounds without assistance. The improvement continued durtho scrond work, anl by the end of tho third week her health was so restored through the use of the baths that we left for home, ns she believed her«elf quite cured from that painful affliction — rheumatic fevor. The bath used by Mi 3 Tutchen wns No. 2, with olectric battery ; No, 3 bath-house."

THE TE AROTIA SILVER AND GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED. NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

NOTICE is hereby given thnt on and aftei tho 31st day of July, 1889, all SHARES in the above company on which the Second Call of Sixpence per Share has not been paid will be liable to FORFEITURE, L>at<-d at 39, Quoen-atreet, Melbourne, 26th day of June, 1889. By order ot the Boajd, JOHN BRANDON, Socret.uj'.

SAMUEL VAILE & SONS (Late Vail &Do uglas), HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENTS, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. Bankers :— Bank of New South Wales. Telephone No: .134, YTCTE act at agents for the transaction » r of any kind of bn^ineH^ in connection with real estate and the investment OF MONEY. We have unusual facilities for effecting therALßoi Purchase of Lnndand Houses, either by ruuue auction or private contract, for negotiating moktoagks on the most favourable terms, and for managing estates for Residents or Absentees. We also devote speoia! attpntion to letting Houses and Lund, to collecting rent and interest, to seeing tlmt buildings entrusted to our care are kopt pioperly INSURED and repaired, and also that all rates and taxes are paid up. Wo also act as kxkcupors and trustees under "Wills. Having a very intimate knowledge of this Province, we aic able to givo coirect and reliable valuations of Freehold and Leasehold properties. Onr connection with this City and Province dates from 1843, in wh'eh year our Mr Vnilo Sen., landed in Auckland. He lias giown up in, and been connected with this Colony ior the Last 45 years, although reaiding arid doing the business of his firm in England fioni 1862 to 1369 inclusive. We nre therefore thmoughly acquainted, nctnnly with tho capabilities and resources of this country,but also with the wants and requirements of now arrivals seeking for land or houses, and our large expeiienco nnd extensive connection^, places us in a position of exceptional advantage for the speedy and snccesafuj transaction of business. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, Shortiiind street, Auckland.

WAIKATO TRAIN SERVICE. TRAINS LEAVE AUCKLAND FOR Tb Awamutu— Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays aud Saturdays at 9.35 a.m. Te Ktjiti— Mondays and Fridays at 9.35 a.m, Hamilton West— Daily at 9<35 a.m. Cambridge— Tuesdays, Thursdays, andSaturdays at 9.35 a.m. Tb Aroha— Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9.35 a m, Oxford and Lichfield — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9.35 a ra,

TRAINS FOR AUCKLAND LEAVE Lichfield and Oxfokd— Tuesdays, Thnrs days and Saturdays, at G.O a.m.; nnd 6.4 a.m., respectively. Te Akohj,— Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fr days at 7.40 a.m Morrin'kville — 3)aily a 8.40 a.m Cambridge— Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8.20 a.m. Hamilton West— Daily at 9.35 a.m Te KniTi — Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6.45 a.m. Tb Awamutu— Monday, Tuosdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8.35 a.m.

KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES. J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, 210 QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND, • (OPPOSITE WM. McARTEVR AND CO.'S- WAREHOUSE); AND EASTING-STREET, NAPIEM. j&r PATTERNS OF CLOTH JR, |JJEW PEICE LIST FOR JBL A " G°OdßG ° OdB Ore Sent CABRIAGE Jf| f\ \ \ A&mMk** LATEST FASHIONS /^lifef^ exch-ine-ed or thf> mnnnv m- llliSilllftv £ £ \J GENTLEMEN S CLOTHING JSSjraGra In Gentlemen's and Boys 1 Oloth- I^ll®'!®% mOR 'j I TO MEASURE, Jf^Bißi Measurement iforms 6 " jjill |Sa tUrned (whichever preferred.) mm !ii|f^® ? ost l Free with Price Listß - >||JnjH GRATIS A a N c D en pOST FREE, |||j| j W IB Ilr^ ■^Jl*' £s. Cheques, Postal Orders, &c., to |||JJ| I Good Tweed Suit .. 210 6 SPG kntleman's >. » ,> 510 v GlVJir* AWAY q q Covert Coat. Extra Sac 6 0 Gentleman's „».--., -«au r»fliiT« Gentljten's 1 10 0 Gentlemen's Frock and Dress Suit „. 7 0 Morning Coat WITH EAs?H bUI I Frock Coats. 15 0 Tweed Sac

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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 389, 31 July 1889, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 389, 31 July 1889, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 389, 31 July 1889, Page 2

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