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Bruce Herald, Volume IX, Issue 984, 3 April 1877, Page 4

NIW ADVBttflSßMifiNtsr WAIWERA (HOT SPRINGS) THE SANATORIUM OF THE COLONIES. THE. Waiwera Hotel, is the finest and largest in New Zealand. It is situated 24 miles from Auckland, with which there is daily communication by steamer The mineral Hot Baths are noted for the cure of Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, and many other ailments to which human flesh is heir. For the tourist or convalescent there are fishing, shooting, &c, for the lovers of nature there is Borne of the finest acenery in the Colonies. It has now become a fashionable and favourite resort for invalids seeking health and for men of business requiring relaxation. A church is being erected, and the Government have decided to make it a Telegraph Station. In conjunction with the Waiwera, the pro prietor ha 3 at considerable expense, fitted up the Ullerslie Hotel, which is situated at the Ellerslie Railway Station, halfway between Auckland and Onehunga, with Hot and Cold Baths. A supply of the Waiwera is always kept there for bathing or drinking purposes. Every information given to tourists or visitors by Mr Brown, the Manager, and free access* to the beautiful Eiierslie Gardens. The following is one of the numerous testimonials which grateful patients have given of the merits of the Waiwera Establishment : — *' We, the undersigned, having visited the Hot Springs, Waiwera, ne*r Auckland, are unanimous in our praise of the beauty of the place, the luxury of the baths , and the health restoring benefits received, and which we have witnessed and felt, through the wonderful curative properties in the medicinal waters of the establishment have much pleasure in recommending the Waiwera Baths to the healthy seeking recreation and comfort, to the invalid for a renewal of health and happiness ; and in no other place ia our travels have we enjoyed ourselves more or felt more comfortable, in the accoinodation afforded, than at this excellent Hotel, possessing all that the most fastidious could desire. " Samuel Dickenson, The Hall, Ashfield Sydney. E. B. StkaD, Bradord, Yorkshire, England Gbo. B. Rus-jell, Dunedin. Wm. Ta«t, Dunedin. Edward Willocks, Registrar Supreme Court, Auckland. W. J. Ollivier, Christchurch. Wilfred C. Maxwell, Chrißtchurch. Robert J. M'Faklane, C.E., Thames. A. Habcourt, Sydney. Robert M'Dotjgall, Melbourne. Mobriss Taylor, Melbourne." In the early part of the year his Excellency the Marquis of Norman by visited the Waiwera, and was so pleased with the establishment that he requested the proprietor to iurnish a supply of the water for analysis by Mr Skey, the Colonel Analyst The tollowing is the result : — Analysis (these results are computed in grains per gallon). Chloride of Sodium 116715 Chloride of Potassium ... - 09L Chloride of Lithium . ... trace* lodide of Ma^i.esiuin ... ... traces Sulphate of Soda '383 Bi carbonate of Soda 87 513 Bi-oarbonate of Lime... ... 10 # 092 Bi-carbonate of Magnesia ... "954 Bi-carbonate of Iron ... ... "683 Alumina ... ... .•• traces Silica 2464 Total 219-558 " The Water is similar to several of the famous Continental Waters ; for instance, that from Vichy in France, and Fachingin i-. Nassau, both of which are largely used medicinally. (Signed) W. SKEY." ART DISTRIBUTION. WATERCOLORPAINTINGS, Br W. H. Hawokth, Esq. TBE Second Series consists exclusively of gema selected from Mr Raworth's studies in tne Lake districts of Otajro, especially on Lake W*katip and Lake Wauaka. The scenery of these localities requires no comment. The skill of the artist has been affirmed by the most favorable criticism of connoisseurs in ars in the Australian and New Zealand Press, whilst to those who have had, or may have, opportunities of inspecting for themselves the productions of Mr Raworth's pencil, any praise of these charrring sketches of carefully selected and exquisitely beautiful scenery is superfl >us. The Subscriptions will consist of 150 Tickets at One Guinea each, for which Fifteen Prizes, of the Value of 150 Guineas, will be drawn In addition to which, each ticket will entitle the subscriber to receive a water color sketch, worth the single subscription, or pictures worth the aggregate of the number of tickets taken by each subscriber. The drawing will take place on Friday, 13th April. The pictures will be on view up at- the Temperance Hall, Moray place, Dunedin, daily, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., where tickets may be obtained, and the gift sketches selected. As the drawing must be held on the day intimated, as Mr Kaworths is leaving for Australia, immediate application for tickets is desired. Country cheques to include exchange, and P.O. orders to be made payable to JAMES JAMES, agent. Temperance Ball, Dunedin, *" 13th March, 1877. IMPORTANT TO LADIES. WE have just opened our new Stock of Millinery for the Winter Trade. Ladies will find the Stock very large, and very well assorted. Our Bonnets have already won a high reputation for style and finish, and our Sats still hold the first place for variety, taste, and durability. H. AND B. BROWNLIE, Mi'linery and Baby Linen Importers, 'Princes-street, Dunedin. rTIRY the following well-known Medicines., PETTTT\S ANTT-BTTJOUS PILTA PETTIT'S BLISTERING OINTMENT FOR BORSES. PETTiT'f COM>JiIGJS POWDERS F JR. HOUSES Prepami only by E. PKTTIT. ChemUt, Tokonuuriro.