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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19974, 8 July 1930, Page 8

eHa at your —Back Door We make no claims to bubbling mineral springs, hot water pools or sulphur baths. But if you measure the reputation of a health resort by its power to alleviate human suffering and by the number of its cures, then we have a health resort right here in Christchurch. For years now, Mr. and Mrs. Howey, of Howey's Hydro Sea Water Baths New- Brighton, have by skilful and sympathetic treatment effected many remarkable cures in all kinds of nervous ailments. The scores and scores of grateful letters received by Mr. and Mrs. Howey convey a message of hope to every poor sufferer in Christcliurcli. If aLI. expenses were paid and all arrangements made for you—would you visit Rotorua or Haiuner for the sake of your health? Of course you would! Then, why not try a course of treatment at Howoy's Baths?. It's much less trouble and the expense is negligible, and you get results. This bas been proved in many remarkable cases. More than that you get the experienced personal attention of Mr Howfey, together with the cervices of Two Experts (Male and Female) Direct from the Famous Buxton Spa* England Who havo come to New Zealand with the highest personal qualifications and bring an up-to-date knowledge in the latest developments of their profession. Now Mr. Howey is &ble to offer to every sufferer in Christchurch special advantages in service and convenience. ; The Baths are equipped with every modern improvement, including a specially ifastallocl electric hydro, which keeps the water hot day and night. Ample accommodation in both" men's and women's quarters. No waiting. Not Salt Water but Sea Water Baths Remember, Howey's Baths are not Salt Water, but Sea Water baths, rich in mineral Gaits, sulphur and iodine, so healing to the human body. These substances BUpply what the body acks, neutralise harmful matter within, and dissolve the uric add crystals Which cause the pain of rheumatism, etc. But the secret of the success in curing different ailments lies in the scientific application of the sea water. You will find a fldlful massage of wonderful benefit. Recommended by the Medical Profession vena HOWEY'S Hydro Baths spell Hope for the Hopeless Scores- of sufferers have there parted j [ company with their pains, and delight,' to tell of the • triumphs of the treatment. i sciatica, < Strains; neuriiib, <}• MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM, STtfT ? JOINTS, LUMBAGO, GOUT. -N y For SHATTERED NERVES and m„.'. a GENpftAL RESTORATIVE / they l have no*equal. •.. * One J* 4 A friend baW 7 th ac at. TII. t' 8 * °f 12 y o n " ' say- tiat f' ß 1 **ths with ° If flio tounh *4^' "X"% sz," ' ~yr,<» r ° Urs f *tef n uj, r - ower.

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