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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 409, 9 October 1889, Page 8

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Uo riP.iMnr? r-.treatr -.treat not one Jt\. nu-nrir Oh- SANV/t'CJt'A f.f N'>w '^.eiii»nil 'f i> j"p't. l iv beeoin.n:; r.irnou.s a-> TK At Oil . '1 hu celebnty 'of it* li 0 T S P li X N G 8 h ox** 1 ih* inn Hm'ou" bout the length an<] breadth oi the Colo-iy, ap<i the TPOyDEJRFVL CURES flvTcjohn] hv the ensos of IiHKUMATISM,* GUUOV LUMBAGO, LIVBR, Ai\D KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, ISX>IGBSTIoN, nnil Kindiwl Ailments, nv^ ijrateful'iytcsvifieil to in the VisH'ors' BftnU }>y ITnndi-etls of Persons* who by their' Use l\avo been lesforcd to FFealth nml n H " its epioyrnent-. The place is pai^ ej^okvlknck TUli ' 1 SANATORIUM OF THE PEOPLE. Tho CLIUATK in its lIK4LTBLGIVIXG PROPKKTIKS is unsurpassed ; the COST OF LIVING- is exceediuoly MODERATE; and the locality ia easy, of access by myUR, rail, on road from Auckland and (ho Thames. In addition to these >>d /<mta<ies tl'eiv me t'oi the Robust abundant uieflni of enjoyment in BOATING, RIOLXG, AND DRIVING, while foi tluKc in delicate health the neatly laid out Domain forms a, most ple-i^ant resort. Ths fol!m\ jny; .\nulysis of ( the Waters r>y Mn J. A. i\*sr», Colonial Analyst, and the ac<;o«npanying cxt*f\fts from his rrpp^t thereon lo the Domain "Boiud, will be lead with inteiest. The Sninplosi weie" token; fiom -the-Spiinfrß, a^ nuuibi*red, the ternperatnres oi whicli umged fiom lUsdoijs. to 119deg^. F.thr — to . r " t si °* -5 a 5a 5 sz;w; w '«« ■§& Sulphate of lime 2 089 2.228 2 989 Sulphate of mac -^a .378 .330 .602 Sulphate of poMsh 10.29°. 9.500 10.794 Sulphate of soda 27 310 28.056 25.438 Ohlorido of sodium 73.3H 72.072 77.748 Bi-cai-bonateof soda 715.737 695.513 682.123 Carbonate of amu.onm .. .. 3.556 .112 .980 Carbonate of iron .042 .OG3 .04,2 Caibonate of lithia (heavy traces) Phosphate o? soda 2,003 2 203 ,696 Phosphate of nliv miua .. .143 .023 .170 Silica .. BotiS [8.778 5.778 Snlphnretted )>,V(irogen . . w^c 5 * Ikicg3 traces

Total sohd \v-iicn* 8,:7.f2i) 832.184 811.702 P.ebuLc ex^rc«?c' jn mai is per gallon. "Thefe W&to" al\ fcenly alla\hne and st/pnqly chp}£el v;i'h c.irloiiic acid gas, which is cou-i. -inly c-'c 'vmiji from tlie SnJu-^s in larr;2 aurr-:it:c . Tuc Lirla-;, a v.Vnab'e const'tnent or ihc-o Wai • , is p*jscrt in an appiccirJle cme I-)1 '-) '\b? A ..■!>^ cJiow these !o t~ vr v bii'i'ni >ii ••or*i cci^ition. Thp«e ?-' nc> il V'itiH^ r.o ov ?3 x in'J} intejea^i 1 ,". an l tv 1 : p-.v^ ri p-ooL T.iiu'e fflcihfin.iiir '''- i} i'n-'h . e-Li lb'e 'Ooic of the K'lroj't no 'wi'e. 1 ' 1 - I,."n>1 ,."n> i"' tt" cc]rbiafer!, moie c.-i *.*.'" >'*c >' • - "V v .\, 'Oiuh, andFachn'^-i: ' '!» •!■ *' \•>V \ • '. MTe are" lest in i^lic "■• "l" l c ' " \ L , i< , - "j-'^-^j Calc llus, AliCi vi -" -i ' •' -\ -, , ul Vys p-i>) lc. Yu i," . 'fi '. ij'x, fli _xo') .•mi do for Si '.\',ci il 11 ' 1 " ) 0. . j\.o\ 'vp the rjrili i<? a fi i ('"-.■ i' • - • ( , j Li.^l by tuecl-P.ac-U* ; ' ' lAirOP.T.\XT '.Toi . '-\Y AS VO THE TA~ UE CS _ ' . S iIAI LJ, <U. Sir J*irj~p? JTco "'~ rvr I - o « — ' ~?~--cy are siir'i:or to T^o W j f i -v,. of V'l.liy" and Cb -nz:*s.\-2- s, lz> IVr.nco ; Ei' \n, Eobem?.; Jims, lsascaii; and are befiidefi quite equaJ to them ia sfcrsn , tl"> " The following brj^f extracts aro selected from among so.i.c hunch ofl«? o* teotimonials of. a bimilar ch^rg'.k'r v.l:ii.'h have been given rora time to time : Fr.on Bishop Habtielp, Wellington. 'Ha\inq been atTe^iOLu four weeks, and hay-> in^ obt liiK-l pi eat relief feom the use of bath No. 3, I think it well to add my tea^mony to thnfc-of the* h which yon hare already re cehed. Hanuq h.v\ a very severe fall, which oeC'iS'One'l me ir.rch pain in my back and Considel able inconvenience, and which in cana iic:e-l me foi any exertion for nine weeks, I am now almost entirely free from pain, and am able to walk a modoratedistance." FncM Me J. Ho__oivay, Manager of tho Bank of Sew Zea^ni, NeiKQja: " I feel I ought to place on record my high appreciation of j the Vv-aters o? your justly famous batha For | many months past T have suffered from a seveie attack of sciatica and lumbago, ending latterly in complications of scarcely less pain-, full nature. After about a month's iesidenr-e af Te Aroha, I am thanHul to eny I can move about with considerable ease, while the pi n from which I have suffered so long has almost* lef fc me, ■ It will be my pleasure as well as my duty to recommend all my friends who may be m search of health to try the waters of Te Aroha."From Captain T, Fkasek, M.L.C. Dttnkdix, " I shall be pleased if you -will give me. an opportunity of publicly expressing my opinion of the Te Aroha Springs. Since my residence at Te Aroha, from what I have seen and heard, I am convinced that these springs contain extraordinary curativo properties for the following complaints : Suppressed gout, rheumatism in all its forms, dyspepsia, and cutaneous diEOvcle.vs ; and as the springs nro provfd to contain heavy traces of lithia, they must be effiacious in renal complaints. Wherever I so I shall, intlie interests of humacity, make known the specia} vhtuea of the Te Aroha Springe." !' Fitoii Mr. Bauour. Managed op the Bank opN.Z., Napikb. "I wish to testify to the very great relief I have exj.c: "<?nced from tiding ; the Te Aioha hot, baths. I lv,ive been subject ' for many years to )hiumiiil..m> an<! in Apn. "last had a^ry se*.up attack, which proved obstinate to -Late ofl, s^o n-ter fi ving vainly rnony lemcuei. v.ts c-jo'.-v to ihe hofcVpunjrp. Wbm j puived r,'o Te Aiobo t vt.s bLJienn" much f;or.i rlienuii-' 7 . nl,n 1 , w^yh pi evented 7ny sleeping nf ni{;hl % an! made wrKjng Jurinv the day a f'iff'ouJty ; hxr, horn u 'Inu 110. 2 hit!" foy o Jittle eve-e r^.'e %vcck.i tao pa^ns hate ent.U'.y left my boa 1, nh "5 do not p,ivc any unea.»')it'!:M in aiy ieet ; i:\ face. I j/u'.y f^folv in 1 tally sny ilixt an prjcenr T s>»a c 'inj-'loteh cure I and gveotly nnprovci in leall.i. ' Ur Groncr Eicektts. of Auo ? ha \ writes : "lear.not £,pt:ik too highly ol rhc c 1 Vjs On m.v arriv-1 at Te Aiolia I Wh9 n«ovy ''om .3 ci '. ,'t^iii in :1,0 >ll , much ao (J'ftT wi im' 3."f>i T ' y\,\. rjornio Ibz < rmej. In the 0,l r-pi'fr -pi'f t,: i ! , ■ c ii< )0 1 ii • : : '{ almost compk ' 'v cneii " Dv \V. IK Lbo'jk, o O- v.jiu ,r\, Aiijjc i/ANj', "J Le 11-t[s1 1- t[$ U oi . i .'t-iMijj. at IV A"Oj a, and J ',m jh >, '»• Tic'.cn.i \,iwc c/ theij cons-.li I irr.t ;l< i,nfc n> ',(, ,( si c iJonu' ' heir, nnd a <'or j ;• >o1o 1 |'uhi *"s itemm-d, ,■"■, the ' El Dora lo ' j"i ih.«H'V»jo.itv ol unloitnnale sufferers in nur-it ioiins i<< /! cm^ti yn, gout, a large nmiibtr kidnt'y onil 1 ibt, but not. 10-j^j, ilift common 'illj^hic's fie&h is h*.i to ' — iljsj,,r]>,-i,i "