THE AUCKLAND HOT SPRINGS.

Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 102, 23 June 1876, Page 5

THE AUCKLAND HOT SPRINGS.

TO THE EDITOR,

Sir, — You will be doing me a great favor by publishing the following :— I am well known in the district, ami the public know how much I have suffered through rheumatism, and to what expense I have been put by the doctors, I loft your district some time ago with the intention of going to the Palmer diggings, but when I arrived in Sydney my old complaint returned with full force, and I was obliged to remain in Sydney sixteen days, attended by the doctors who did me no good, and as a last resort I came here. I had to be carried from the one boat to the other, and when 1 arrived here I could not bear nnybody to touch me, I was in such pain. After a fortnight bathing in the hot springs, I am almost restored to health, and can walk, talk, and eat my meals with the other visitors. I have taken no medicine since I have been here, and attribute my cure to the waters alone. The short timo in which I have been restored to heali has struck everybody with surprise, and iy she uld strongly advise anybody suffering from a li c disorder to pay a visit to the Springs. I ho c my old friend Mr Telford, of Otanomomo, will see this, and take advantage of the " waters," as I can strongly recommend them. "

I must not close this letter without thanking Mr Robert Graham (proprietor of the Springs) and his oraployea for tho kind attention they showed to me whilst at tho Springs.

I am, &c.,

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