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Te Aroha News, Volume VIII, Issue 395, 21 August 1889, Page 8

Fnojr Mk"Wm. llapdow, JP,, of Nelson :—: — " Allow me to add my testimony to the value of she To Arohn Hot Spring* A fortnight ago 1 arrived here, Ruffcring from msomia. I watj advised to begin by using No. 6 bath. I'hifil continnecl to do for the first few daya, taKing a bath both morning and evening. Latterly I have used No. 2 bath, and this, combined with the admirable shower baths j and drinking the mineral water, hi? ha«l a , beneficial effect upon m> honlth, which I am glad to so\ has heen tboioughly reslovoil. I am convinced the merits of your springs and mineral waters only require to be more widely known to begieatly appreciated and patronised hy numbers of of visitors and invalids who as y<4 aiv unacquainted with their wonderful curative properties." Mr Josiaii TurcrißN, Gi«borne, makes the following entry in the Visitors' Book at the Domain Board's oflice :--" I brought Mrs Tutchen heie quite helpless, so much so that I ha<l to carry her out of her bedroom to tbe 'iath chair. By th<> end of the first week her henlth had so* much impioved that ahe wan not only able to proceed to the baths hy herself but able to walk about t he grounds without assistance. The improvement continued dur'he second week, an I by tho end oE the third week her btalfch wae ao re-tored through the use of the batbs that-, we lelfc for home, us pho heUeveil herself quite cured Irom that painful .\ffliction — rheumatic fever. The hath uhcil by Mrs Tutchen wna No 2, v\ith eloctrio ])att(iy; No, 8 !>ath-hou&e,"

TO OUR SPBXURIBELIS

SUnSCRWERS It.ivi* sometimes compbiined that they do not ivo>mvc their I'appr^ through tho Pn^t until thoy vie ■41'VPial da\» ol<l, nnd oei-asinnally tliat -some i^smps they novel nnn-ive at 'ill. The News is posted res. nlarlv, and should rench Ktibscribprs in duo eoiirpo. It is to our intPie^t t<> have the Paper delivered punctually ; but when it has Seen duly pouted we have no further control. If Subscriber* who do not receive their Popera reguhtrly will kindly ndvipe the Miinapet of the Kews, imuiediute nnd strict inquiries will be made into the 'iiattor.

SAMUEL VAILH & SONS (Late Yaiio <t Douglas),

HOUSE, L\JT), & EBT\Tre AGENTS, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND.

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WE net at agents for the transaction of any kind of business in connection With REAL ESTATE and the INVESTMENT OF MONKY. We have nnn«uml facilities for effecting the sale or Purchase of Lnnd and House, either by rUBLic auction or private contract, for negotiating mortgages .*n tlie most favouuible teims, and tor managing kstates for Residents or Absentees. We also devote special Hit' ntion to letting Houses and Lund, to collkoting hent find interest, to seeing th.it Imililinj^s pnfriisfKi to out cure are kopt propi-rh insuhkd find n-p.tiivd, and also UuiL all • rites and taxes are pnid up. | We fiko act as exkcutors nnd trustees j under Wills. I Having a very intimate lcnov/led^o of this Province, we aie able to give correct und reliable valuations of Freehold and LensHiold properties, Our connection with this City and Province dates from 1843, in which year our Mr Vaile Sen., landed in Auckland, lie has giown up in, and been connected with this Oolonyforthe L<tBt 46 years, although ?esidino- and doing- the business of his firm in England from lBG2to 1869 inclusive. We are therefore thoroughly acquainted, nctordy with the capabilities and resources of this country,but also with tho wnntn and requirements of new arrivals seeking for land or houseß, and our large experience iind extensive connections, places us in a position of exceptional ndv.mtage for the speedy and successful transaction of busi-> ness.

SAMUEL VAJLE AND SONS, fclljoitland stieet, Auckland.

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