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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 390, 3 August 1889, Page 8

Fhom Mb Wm. Haddow, J P., of Nelson :—: — "Allow me to add my testimony to the value of the Te Aroba Hot Springs. A fortnight ago I arrived here, suffering from insomia. I was advised to begin by using No, 6 bath. This I continued to do for the first few days, taking a bath both morning and evening. Latterly I have used No. 2 bath, and this, combined with the admirable shower baths and drinking the mineral 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 bo greatly appreciated and patronised by numbers of of visitors and invalids who as yet are unacquainted vrilh their wonderful curative properties." Mr Josiaii Tui'chkn, Gisborne, makes the following entry in the Visitors' Book at the Domain Board's office : — " I brought Mrs Tutchen here quite helpless, so much so that I had to cairy her oiit of her bedroom to the bath chair. By the end of the first week her health had so much improved that she was not only able to proceed to the baths by herself but able to walk about the grounds without assistance. The improvement continued durthe sefond week, an 1 by the end of the third week her health was so restored through the use of the baths that we left for home, as she believed hewelf quite cured from that painful affliction — rheumatic fever. The bath used by Mrs Tutchon was No- 2, -with electric batteiy; No, 3 bath-house."

SAMUEL, VAILB & SONS (Late Vaiie & Douglas), | HOUSE, LAWI), & KSTATK AGENTS, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. Bankebs :— Bank of New South Wales. Telephone No. 134, WE act at agknts for tlie transaction of any kind of business in connection with realestatk and the investment OF MONEY. We have unusual facilities for effecting' the sale or Purchase of Lund and Houses either by I übiac auction or private contract, r'or negotiating mortgages .~.n the most favomable terms, and toi managing ES'I ates for JteMdent** or Absentees. We also devote .special attention to lkttixg Houses and Land, to collfotixo rent and interest, to seeing that buildings enti listed to oui tvue <ne kept pioperi \ insured and npiijvd, and also that all rates and taxes are p.u'<l up. We also act as EXLcuroits and trustees under Wills. Having; a vcn r intimate knowledge of this Province, we aie able to give correct and reliable valuations of Fieehold and Leasehold pi opei ties. Our connection with this City and Province dates from 1843, in wlpcli year our Mr Vaiie Sen., landed in Auckland. lie h;is giown up in, and been connected with this Oolonyiorthe List 45 years, although residing and doing the business of his firm in Kng-1.-md fiom 18G2 to iB6O inclusive. We Hie therefoie thoioughly acquainted, net only with the eapabilitie- and lesourees of this countiy,bnt also with the Wrinth and leqniionirints of new arrivals seeking tor land or hotit.es, and our l.irge t-xpoiienue and extensive connection^, places us in a position of exceptional ml vantage for the speed}- and successful tiansaction of Imsiness. SAMUEL VAILE ANT) SONS, Bhortland .stieet, Auckland.

WAIKATO TRAIN SEIIYIOE. TRAINS LEAVE AUCKLAND FOB Te Awamutn— Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 9.35 a.m. Te Kuiti — 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. Te Akoha — Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9.35 a m, Oxfoed and Lichfield — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9.35 a m,

TRAINS FOR AUCKLAND LEAVE Lichfield and Oxford— Tuesdays, Thurs clays nnd Saturdajs, at 6,0 a.m.; and G. 4 a.m., respectively. Te Akoha — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fr days at 7.40 a.m MoimixsviiiLE — Daily a 8.40 a.m Cambridge — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8.20 a.m. Hamilton West — Daily at 9.35 a.m Tk Kditi — Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6.45 a.m. [Tk Awamotu — Monday, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, anJ Saturdays, at 8.35 a.m.

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