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ROTORUJI, .NEW ZEJILJWD. I) GTORTTA. —This wonderful district is unparalleled in the known world for the number and variety of its Thermal Springs. \i As a health resort its popularity is rapidly increasing, and that entirely on its own merits, as hitherto nothing has been done in the way of advertising. Patients suffering from Chronic, Articular, and Muscular rheumatism, Gout, Rhumatic Gout, Slrin Diseases, Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Nervous Exhaustion, Uterine Ailments, and tardy convaloscense from acute diseases may rely upon obtaining immense relief, and in the majority of cases a complete cure. THE PRIEST'S BATH. —This is strongly acid, aluminous, sulphur water, acting as a powerful skin stimulant. Hot and cold showers, and douches are provided and comfortably enclosed dressing rooms MADAME RACHEL'S BATH.—This celebrated Spring is a Saline water with Silicates, and has an alkaline reaction. The water is also us id internally for its beneficial action on the kidneys. THE BLUE BATH.—This is the largest natural swimming hath in the Southern Hemisphere. It affords rheumatic invalids a means of taking painless exorcise, which they highly appreciate. THE SULPHUR VAPOUR BATH.—This is a. natural hot vapour, highly charged with sulphur gases, conducted into a properly constructed chest, in which the the patient sits, while sulphur in an impalpable form is being constantly deposited on the skin, THE NEW SULPHUR BATH.—This is a very strong acidic water of high temperature, and strongly recommended in cases of rheumatism and allied diseases. The bath house is divided into Ladies and Gentlenions departments and is capable of accommodating 400 bathers daily. LADIES' NEW SWIMMING BATH.—This is a recent annexe to the Rachel Pavilion. It is 50 feet lomr by 24 feet wide, its greatest depth is 4 feet and its capacity 25,000 gallons. It is filled with water from the Rachel Sprin. at a temperature of 98 degrees. THE ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT.—This department is replete with the most modern appliances for carrying out various forms of medical electrical treatment in their entirety. THE HYDROPATHIC PACKING AND MASSAGE DEPARTMENT.—A series of rooms are furnished and set apart for each sex, in order to carry out this important adjunct to treatment. The services of a qualified Masseuse and Masseur are obtainable. Resident Engineer : CAMILLE MALPROY, Esq. Resident Medical Superintendent: ALFRED GIXDERS. M.D. TV A. Two miles front Rotorua, adjoining interesting native settlement. PA T R O N S ; Earl of Kintore, Earl of Onslow, Marquis of Drogkeda, Lord Carrington. nnTIIS HOTEL has recently been considerably enlarged, renovated, and refurnished regardless of expanse, and is | widely known for its excellent accommodation. Cuisine, &c. Here are the Chief Sights of the District. The Wonderful Steam and Hot Water Petrifying G-eysers playing nearly 100 feet high. Petrifying Geysers, Cauldrons of Boiling Mud and Oil. Spout Bath, Oil Bath, Alum Bath & Jack's Bath. Known for the extraordinary cures of Kheumatisni, .Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney, Liver and other complaints C. E. Guide Sophia. Proprietor.

On the Direct Route to RoioniaFor Scenery, Curative Properties of the Baths and accommodation, EXCEL ALL PLACES OF THE KIND IN THE COLONY. These Springs, which for their Curative Properties and Comfortable Fittings, have been pronounced by all who have visited t.hem second to none iw New Zealand. The numerous testimonials received as to their cures and comfort should be sufficient to induce Tourists and others to visit them. No extra charge is made for the use of the baths to persons staying at the hotel. THE OEQRraRE~SANATORIUM Is connected with the Telegraphic system of tho Colony, the Telegraph Office adjoining the Hotel, All Telograms promptly replied to. Coaches, Buggies, and Conveyances of nil kinds leave this Hotel on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, or daily if required. Persons en route for Kotoruu are therefore enabled to visit tho wonders of Okoroiro, and PTiiov the Natural Hot Baths and a day's rest previous to undertaking a -journey to the Lakes. THIS HOTEL Has recently been erected, and is replete with every comfort for Tourists and Invalids. Note. Tourists to Potorua! Be sure to take your mi way tickets for Okokoibe. Conveyances meet trains Okoroire, carrying passengers to Hotel froo of charge. T riTT I(flI-TIM _ _ Wn«ftn.A4i

EXPRESS LINE OF COACHES. Carrying JKer Majesty's .Mails as per Time-tables, TAURANGA-ROTORITA LINE, depart Tuesday and Saturday 8 a.m. arrive „ » 10-30 a.m. depart „ » 10.40 a.m. arrive „ •■ ( >P-'»-depart Monday and Friday 7 a.m. arrive „ .. 12.30 p.m. depart • „ » 12-45 P-«. nrrive „ ■- 3.10 p.m. Rotorua Atcamuri Wairakai Taupo, Taupo, Wairakoi Atoamuri, Rotorua, ROTORUA-TATJPO LINE, depart Wednesday and Saturday Thursday and Monday Special Conveyances arranged tor at the Shortest Notice. STABLES: Tutanekai Street, Rotorua. Buggies, ©oaefyes <3i?cd <§addle %r§e§ orj» tyre ei? tf?e Notice. TER7WS 7UtODEFe7=CTf3. Telegrams and Letters punctually attended to, ■NT b Please note address " e. ROBERTSON & CO., Rotorua. contractor's for .Messrs T. Cook. & Son.

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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 206, 11 November 1896, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 206, 11 November 1896, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 206, 11 November 1896, Page 1

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