THE A QUA pijq<\ SiATURE— V/A5-RONCOA. More kind more physicians are recognising that Nature is a great, curative agent. Fresh air, sunshine, .pure water are Nature’s remedies; and, combined with rest arid change, effect .an improvement in persons suffering from nervous 1 disorders- that drugs cannot achieve. In Wai-Rongoa National Mineral Water has provided New Zealand with an aqua. pura—a pure water' which is a delightful beverage cither before meals or with meals, and- because of the properties it contains a healing water also, which the medical profession highly recommends. It dissolves and! carries away effete matter, washes the blood, eradicates acid, and alleviates'kidney trouble;. As a diluter it is just splendid. {Whisky and; Wai-Rongoa is a popular prink in the two islands. All clubs) hotels, stores, chemists. I
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3873, 9 March 1915, Page 2
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