A SPRINC THAT HAS BECOME FAMOUS. When some fifty years ago the pioneer settlers discovered the Wai-Ron-goa Natural Mineral Water springs, they little thought that Wai-Rongoa would become famous as the finest table water the Dominion lias produced. The fame of Wai-Rongoa is due to its purity and sparkle as a beverage, and to the marked medicinal properties is possesses. As the water flows through its long, subterranean course it gathers from Nature natural salts and other minerals which make it unrivalled for disorders of the stomach and kidneys, rheumatism', gout, etc. While Wai-Rongoa helps to carry off disease creating body, waste, it is not in any sense a medicine. It does good, but it is gootL-to drink. Its purity . and wonderfully-fresh taste make Wai-Rongoa the simplest and most delicate • beverage imaginable, Obtaiwibk f'famti*!, -hotel#, club#.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3943, 28 May 1913, Page 7
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