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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 391, 7 August 1889, Page 8

From MuWjt, Haddow, J P,, of Kolaon :— " Allow mo to acid my testimony to the value of the Te Aroha tlot Springs. A fortnight ago I arrived hero, suffering fiom insomia. I was advised to begin by using No. 6 bath. f \ Ins 1 i-oniinue.l to^ do for tho first lew days, taking a bath both morning and evening. Latterly I have used No, 2 bath, and tins, combined with the admirable shower baths and drinking tho mineral water, hup had a bcnefu-inl effect upon my health, which I am glad to say has been thoroughly lestorerl. I am convinced the mprits of your springs nnd mineral waWrs only lequire to be more widely l»nown tobegieatly appreciated and patronised by numbers of of visitors and invalids who as yet aro unacquainted "with their wonderful curative properties." Ma .Tosiah Tutchen, Gisborne, makes the following entry in the Visitors' Book at the Domain Board's office :—" I brought Mrs Tutchen heie quite helpless, so much so that I had to carry her out of her bedroom to the bath chair. By the end of the first week her health had so much improve^ that she was I not only able to proceed to tlie baths by her- | self butable to walk about the grounds without I assistance. Tlie improvement continued durthe second week, an 1 by the end of the third week her health was bo restored through the use of the baths that left for home, as she believed herself quite cured fiom that painful affliction— rheumatic, fever. Tho bath used by Mrs Tutcheu was No. 2, with electric bait ay; No. 3 bath-house."

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

SUHKCIUBERS luivo sometimes complained that they do not rm'ive their Pa pei s thioutfh tlie Post until thoy aie tteveial da\s old, and occasionally that some issues they never receive at nil. The News is posted reyulurly, and should i each subscribers in due couise. It is to our inteiest to have tho Paper delivered punctually ; but when it has jeen duly posted we have no further control. If Subscribers who do not receive their Papers regularly will kindly adviso tlie Manager ot the Nkwk, immediate and Ktn'et inquiries will be mado into the matter.

SAMUEL VAILE & SONS (Late Vaile & Douglas), HOUSE, LAa t D, & ESTATE AGENTS, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND.

Bankers :— Bunk of New South Wales. Telephone No: 134,

WE act at agents for the transaction of any kind of business in connection with real estate and the investment OK MONICY. We have unusual facilities for effecting thesALßor PcniCHASE of Land and Houses either by ruBMG auction or private contract, for negotiating mortgages on the most favouriible terms, and tor managing estates for .Residents nr Absentees. \^ a albo devote special attention to letting Houses and Lund, to collecting ui:nt ami interest, to seeing that buildings entrusted to our care aie kept proper! \ INJURED ami rep.iirtd, and also that all lutes and taxes are p.u'H up. We also act as EXECUTORS anrl TRUSTEES I under Wills. ! I Having a very intimnte knowledge of this Province, we aie able to give correct and reliable valuations of Freehold and '' Leasehold pioperties. Our connection wilh this City and Province dates from 1843, in \vh>cli year our Mr Vaile Son., landed in Auckland. He has giown up in, and been connected with this Colony for the Last 45 years, although residing and doing the business of his firm in England fiom 1862 to 1869 inclusive. We a*e therefoie thoirmghly acquainted, nctrmlj' with the capabilities and resources of this countr3',but also with the wants and lequiiements of new arrivals seeking for land or houses, and our large experience and extensive connection^, places us in a position of exceptional advantage for the RpeeHyand succesbfid tiansactiou of busi-« neb&.

SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, Shortliind stieet, Auckland.

WAIKATO TRAIN SERVICE.

TRAINS LEAVE AUCKLAND FOR

Te A wamutu— Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 9.35 a.m, Te Kuiti — Mondays and Fridays at 9,35 a.in, Hamilton West — Daily at 9.35 a.m, Casibriugk — Tuesdays, Thursdays, andSaturdays at 9.35 a.m.

Te AftouA — Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9.35 a tn, Oxfokd and Lichfiuld — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9.35 a.m,

TRAINS FOE AUCKLAND LEAVE LiCHFiEiiD and Oxforb — Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays, at 6.0 a.m.; and 6.4 a.m., respectively. Tk Aiioha — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fr days at 7.40 a.m MoimiNSviLLB — Daily a 8.10 a.m Cambiuuge — Mondays, Wednesdays, and FiiiJays, at 8.20 a.m. Hamilton West — Daily at 9.35 a.m Te Kuiti — Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6.45 a.m. Te Awamutu — Monday, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, auJ Saturduys, at 8.35 a.m.

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