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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 411, 16 October 1889, Page 8

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k s ,1 srwr: v "rktu^at not one l\. .nu-ni..' t'r. SVN/ilO'*lA of New Zealand X -11 1 >pi'i!v becoming famous as TE AKOIJ \. Tlie celehrity'of its ' ■*' II OT 8 I* RINGS i^ pxtondino- tbroi.T'liout the Jeneitl,! .and brood th of the Colon v. and thp WOhBKUFVL PJJJIES nfTerted bv tho W.iterßin r-nse^ of TUJKUMATISM,' (U)VT. LUMBAGO, IJVKI?, : A .\ D K ri)N KY H< ) M PLAINTH, IS' DID I- ! GKSTIUN." iind l,\iudied Ailments, arc oij'tefully Jevtirted to in ,tbe Visitor*' Rook [ by Hundred^ ot I'er'-ons who by their use h.ivp been iKm ed in Health and al! it 5 ; enjoyments. The place is par EXCKLLKNCn ; th'k * ' SANATOnU'M QF THE PEOPLE. ; The CLTMAIE in iN lIKALTH-GJVING i PKOPKHTIK^I is' unsurpassed ; tlie COST OF LIVING i* exceedingly MOD KKATE; . and the locality is efisy of acces, by hivek, j KAIT;, or uoAii from Auckland and the Thames. In .iddition to the«e adv!inta£es there are for fie Robust abundant ineanv of enjo) nicnt in BOATING, RIPING-, ANP DRIVING, while foi those in dclic.ito lieakh the nentlv laid out Domain i'onn- a most pleasant )epoit. Tho following analy-i^ of the TVatei^ by Jin J. A. PoNDrColoni.il Anahvt, and tliQ accompanying exti.K't^ fi»>ni Ins icport theieon to the Pmnain Boaid.will be read with interest. The S.unplcs weio t.iken from the Sprinirs, as nninbned, tin 1 teniperatmes of whi<'h langed i'loni lUfx'egp. to 119degs. Fain ■ — wo . t~* <* o - .S £ 0 Analysis. o"S ~£ "Z +a cq few -£. Sulphate of lime 2 SBO 2 228 2 98!) Sulphate of magnesia .37S .:5;?(3 .'502 Sulphate of potash 10-293 9.8»)0 30.7:) d Sulphate of po.la 27 .">lO 'lb 0o<) 25 -13H Chloride of s-i.dium 73.51 J 72 072 77.718 Bi-carbonateof soda 7L'8.737 693.513 G82.123 Carbonate of ainn.onia .. .. 3 556 .112 .980 Carbonate of hon .012 .063 .042 Carbonate or'liihia (heavy tra'e«j Pbo?ph^te of soda 2,063 2 203 .096 Phosphqte of alumina .. .143 .023 .476 Silica .. §56S ;8.77 V $ 8.f78 Sulphuretted hydiogen .. trace? tiaccs traces

Total solid matter 857.829 822.134 811.7Q2 Fiesult^ expirssed in giains per gallon. " TheFe Waters are all feebly alkaline 'and strongly chmged with carbonic acid gas, which is eoii-.lnnlly esc i}vng from tb.e Spr'psj 1 * in large fjuantiries. Uhp Lithi.i, a valuable constituent of these Watei ,is pye. c ent |n an appreciable quantity. ' Th<* Amtlysis bhqw these Springs :o be wiy sfmi'.-r m (ornpo^ition. The^c Minernl V/sdois are exceedingly interesting, and im 1 piove of g>-c.ifc inbie medicinally. ' They cIom.K ;•< tsornts of theEmopean Mit ernl Springes'- ]ii«tl> ( elebiatcd, more e«pci 1 I'j tho^.j c." Vicl.\, Km«, andFach-nfen. Tl'-eu Cuif-t^c V,:!ue Millbe greatest in Elieumatic and Ai^i^tic Pi^e>s,c'-, Calculus, Atleetioiis ci t3io "faoYry?. an.i P>\ pep la. You n>in ie^» aspurca tl >il a'i .on > , n do for your Spun p=> m the c h.i]ie of mnuo^ijia the facilities ior ih<ur use. ',-. t iuicij- ju-ui-iod by tbe cLaiacter of tlie watu." IMPORTANT TK&TISIOXT AR TO THE TALUE Oir f l HE BATHS, Ac. Sir James Hector states:—'- They are similar to the -waters of Vichy and Chandesaignes, in France ; Bllin, Bohemia ; Urn,**. Nassau ; and are besides quite equa] to j them in strength." * ■ The followinc buef extracts are pelected from amonp- somc hundreds of testimonials of a similar character which ha\e been given rom time to time : From Bisnop H^DnrLn, Wellington. 'Having been at TeAroLa four week-*, and hay--ing obtnmed great relief feom tbe use of bath No. 3, I think it well to add my te-tiraony to that of thevs which you hme aheady re ccii cd. * Having had a veiy severe fall, which occ .sidned me much pain in my back and con&iderable inconvenience, and which in capmitated me for any exertion ior nine weeks, I am now almost entirely free from pain, and am able to walk a moderate distance." From Mb T Holloway, Manager of the Bank of New Zealand. Nelson : "I feel I ought to place on record my high appreciation of the waters of your justly famous bath^ For many months past I have suffered from a severe attack of sciatica and lumbago, ending latterly in complications of scarcely les* painfull nature. After about a month's resiclcnr c af Te Aroha, I am thankful to any I can move about with considerable ease, while the pi n from which Ihnve suffered so lung has almost, left me. It will he my pleasure as well as my duty to recommend all my friends who may be in search of health to tiy the 'waters of Te Aroha." From Captain T, Fiusee, M.L.C. Dunkdix, " I shall be pleaded if you will give me an opportunity of publicly espiessing my opinion of the Te Aroba Springs. Since my residence at Te Aioha. from vhat I ha-\e seen and heard, I am convinced tbat these springs contain extraordinary curathe properties for the following complaints: Sappiesspd gout., rheumatism in all its foi ms, d}'&pepsia, and cutaneous disorders; and as the springs aie proved to contain heavy traces of hthia, they must beclTlacious in renal complaints, Wheiever I go I shall, in the infceiesta of humanity, make known the special virtues of the Te Aroha Spiings "

Fjioir ?,Ir Balfour, Manager of thi: Bakk ofN.Z., Navib.ii. "I wish to testify to the very giear ivlief 1 have experieu red fioni n-ing the Te Aroba hoi "baths. I have becii subject for many to lheumatisrn, p,n i in Ap'ii last had a very severe attack, winch j roved obstinate to shake oi?, a^.d niter trying va-iniA many remedies, w as oidcred to tl^e hot >pi ings. Y/lien I arrived at Te Aroha ( was sniffling much from rheuniatism, which prevented my sleeping at night, and mudc walking during the day a difficulty ; buffiom v".ing No. 2 b itli for a little over three tbe juiins'have entirely left my head, nnd do not gi\e an\ uneasiness in my feet ; in fact, 1 may said; and truly gay that at preeent I am c->nip]pteh cured and greatly improved in health." Mb G-eokge Ricke,tts, of AuoMand, writes : " I cannot speak too highly of these batha On my arrival at Te Aroha I was, snr.-cuni. a^ony flora ibeumatifcm in the ifct i, so niui-1 so that I could scarcely put then 1 to die ground In the shoif, space of three da_\s 1 feel hnsti almost completely cured. " "Dii W, 11, Eusijf, of Oviiii<y«AJ Auck r>\M>. " Ihe analysis of the spimgs a,t T( lioha, aivl the highly medicinal value 0 their constituents at once indicate a.r csiilenci here, an.l a courS" of judicious treatment, a' the ' El iKu-alo ' for the majoiity of unfortunate suifercr't in most forms of ihemati<-ui gout, a large number ki,dney aflections, mi last, Imt nos least, tbfit common 'illjwhic' flesli is ht'ii to ' — dyspepbia,"