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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 392, 10 August 1889, Page 8

FkomMiiW-u. ITxDUdW, JT\, of Nelson: — "Allow mo to add my testimony to the valno of the Te Aroha Hut Spring. A fortnight ago lai rived hore, suffering fiom insomia I wax advi«ed to begin by nsinp: No. 0 bath. Tin* t cormniied to do i<<v Uic first lew days, taking 11 bafhbolh morning fii.d even ng. Latterly T have used No. 2 baih, and tins, conibiiieVl with the a.imimble shower baths and di'mlonc the inincval valer, hap had a bonufuwl efl'eot upon im hedth, which I am glad lo sa\ has l>ren tl-oioughly le^toied, I am convinced the merits ■>{ your springs and min-ral waters only require to bo more widely known tobogreatlv appreciated and patvonisod .by numbers of of 'visitors and iruahds who as jyet nvp nnai-quainted \uih their wonderful j'curalivo properties." ' Mn Josiaii Ttti'chen, Gisborne, make-* the following entry in the Visitor-, 1 Book at tho Domain Board's offico :— " I biouglit Mrs , Tutchon heic quite lielplcss, so iwu< h po that I ! had to carry her out of her bedroom to tho bath chair. By the end of the fusts week her health had so much improved that she wan not only able tt proceed to the baths by herself but able to walk about the grounds without assistance. The improvement continued durihe second week, an i by the end of the third week her lu-iUth v>a* &o ie-t<<reil tlnou^ 1 the use of the baths that wo left for home, »s she believed her-elf epiite cured from that painful affliction— rheumatic fevor. The bath used by Mrs Tutchen wns No. 2, with eleitric batt«ry; No. 3 l.ath-house."

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

SUB^CMHP. KRS li.ivf complained tint th<"\ do not rer-.-ive. their Pa pet"- tliiomji the, Po^t until they aie ■<eveial da\s old, and occasionally that -ome i^ues they ncvei receive at all. The Nkws is posted regularly, and should reach subscribers in due com so. It is to oui inteiest to have the P.iper delivered punctually ; but when it has '.teen duly posted we have no further control. It' Subset ibers \\ bo do not reeei\ c their Papers remilarlv will kindly advise the Manager of the Nkws, immediate and strict inquiries will bo macio into the matter.

SAMUEL VAILK & SONS (Late Vai'.e & Douglas), UOUSFi, LAa'P, & KST\TK AttENTtf, SHORT LAND STREET, AUCKLAND. Bankeus :— Rank of New South Wali^. Telephone No: 134. \\l E sift at agk.nts for the transaction » t of an v kind of hnsine^ in connection With UEAIiKt.TATK.int! Ihe INVKbTMENT OF MONKY. x Ve have unusual facilities for efftotinjs: the male or PniOH\SE of Land and lluiisc^, either by ruisuc au'jiion or pimvate oonTItACT, for nesMti.itititf Moi<TG\GES on the most favourable tmii 5 ?, siml lor managing ESTATES for Residents or Absentee" 1 . W o a I. so devote special <ilt»-ntion to LETTING Houses nnd Luitl, to G01.L1.(/11NG KENT and iNTMmsT, to st ein# th.it buildings entrusted to out cnie .He kept pi opt 1 1\ INSURED find rtp.iirid, and also that all tates and t.ixes jip* p.iid up. We also <iut as KXhCUI'ORS andTKUbTEBS under Wills. Having a very intinuito knowledge of this Prounce, \vr aio able to tfh'e correct •■Hid ivli.dih- valuations of Fieehold <md Leasehold pi opt i ties. Our connection with this fit}' and Province dat<-<* from 1843, in wh'ch year our Mr Vaile Sen., landed in Auckland, lie has ffiown up in, and been connected with this Oolony tor the List 4f; year*, although reHidin^ tir.il dniru^ the liusiness of his firm in Kngland i'lom 1802 to 1869 inclusive. We are therefoie tln>n»ny;hly acquainted, notordy witli the capabililie-s anil rt'simrces of this tountiy,bul <ilm> n\ ith the uMnts and lequiienients ot new arrivalh seeking foi land or houses, and our hir^e t-xpenenc« and e.\ tensive- connection.*, place.s u.s in a positi(Jti of exceptional advantage for the speedy and successful ti.insactiou of biibincss.

SAMUEL VAIL 10 AND SONS, bimi ti.nul stiiict, Auckland.

WAIKATO TRAIN SERVICE. TRAINS LEAVE AUCKLAND FOR Te A wnmntu— Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 9.35 a.m. Tie Kuin— -Mondays and Fridays at 9.85 a.m, Hamilton Wfst— Daily at 9,35 a.m. Cambridok— Tups- lays, Thursdays, andSalurdays at 9.35 n.m. Tk Aroha— Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9.35 a id, Oxford and Lichfield — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9.35 a m,

TRAINS FOR AUCKLAND LEAVK LiCHnni,r> and Oxford — Tuesdays, Thnrs days »nd Saturdays, at G 0 a.m.; and 6.4 a.m , respectively. Tk A koha — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fr days at 7.40 a.m MoßitiNsviLLE — Daily a 8.40 a.m Camuuidgk— Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8.20 a.m. Hamilton West— Daily at 9.35 a.m Te Kuiti — Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6.45 a.m. Te Awamotu— Monday, Tuesday*, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8.35 a.m.

KEEP PACE WITH THE TIM E S. J. H. DALTON, TAI LOR, 210 "^QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND, (OPPOSITE WM. McARTHVR AND CO.'S WAREHOUSE); AND MAS TING-STREET, NAPIER.

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