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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10033, 21 January 1896, Page 6

Where tlu.rs a will there's a way; smoke away at Indian Giii.it Cigarettes

Hotels. |i H 0 T LA K E s 'l JJ 0 T A K E s,|f§ [s|a "gPA" JJOTEL, || One mile and a-half from the Taupo Post Offi?*. | at which place all coaches arriving from Napier |.sj§ Tokaanu, anil Botorot, are met by the Spa i nucha and visitors conveyed t<> the " Spa" free of ciutce. t SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTSM THE SPA HOTEL COACHING COMPANY |£j!s Run to the following places of interest, thus mikinj f&ffi! the Spa Hotel the most central, convenient, ac<! cheapest house for tourist-: TOKAANU, twice weekly, fare bs, against lQt ' Jsfj§ and 20s, charged by tourist agents. WAIRAKIiI, DAILY, Sundays included, fate 3 I'M 6d, against 7s 6d, charged by others. pife-J ARATEAI'EA HA IS, DAILY, fire 3! «, fefe? against 7s 6d, charged by others. :fcl| The Spa is the Home of the FAMOUS CROW; -Mm NEST GKYSER, and other wonders. Guide fee, S each person. , yj& HUK* FALLS, visitors conveyed free of chant. Hot, Cold, and Tepid Swimming Bath, Bine Bath, /£"s{ Sulphur and Alum liaths. Lovely grounJi, Vj'S! Flowers, Shrubberies, Tennis, Promenade, jiM firm- Msl mental Lawns. The CELEBRATED MAOSI let. CARVED DINING HALL contains the fine'l p • specimens of native workmanship in New Zealand. .... Drawingrooin, Smokingroom, large Bedrooms, all cf which overlook the Gardens. Private suites of apartments, j;'J' N.B.—VISITORS TO THE HOT LAKE PIS- ||M! TUICTSHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES OK THE I'M ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THE SPA HOTEL fig COACHING COMPANY. Mi - II if) I Roy A L M AIL I FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL

HOTEL, AUCKLAND, BM ROBERT SCOTT, Iropriktor. |, JJOT LAKES, ROTORUA |j' JJOT LAKES, ROTORUiJ MRS. GRAHAM Having resumed occupation of LAKE HOI'S® «£■ which is solely her own property, tourists pfe-' rely on receiving the same attention as of old. f||. ' This Hotel commands the best position '' gp Rotoraa, also the best view of surrounding c*® ®|j; try. Is now replete with every modem luxury s«» ||i comfort. ||p Perfect Sanitation, . ill Mineral Baths on the premises free to visitors. |g||s Post anil Telegraph next doer. , fel'i Conveyance four times daily to Government s»w mk) torium, ;S|j ANALYSIS OF MINERAL BATHS. fig

SULPHUR BATH (L»0 ||| House). , }§™ Or*. pwff II Sulphate of Sod.i wjffi Sulphate of l'o- k.s3 lash ... •• i|l Sulphate of Lira? • • jg;.| Sulphate of Ma"- „ Ms nesia .. ■■ J gfiKj Sulphate of Iron.. - . jO/fa Sulphuric Acid . ■ 'L jjl-K Hydrochloric AciJ •( M Silica - •• li ;||| THE CLEAK B* l ' B l| (Lake H«use). &§ Grs. perP' |J Chloride of So- , |||, Chloride of Potas- ,j fe Chloride of Potas- ...j |ij sium •• ' Si Chloride of Li- „ Bja thium .. if Sulphate of Soda H3 Mono-Silicate of < jft|j Soda .. " 'i Hj Lime -• I j| || Magnesia ■■ $ m Iron Oxides •• i I'M Alumina .. •• ,«« If Silica in excess.. S Silica in excess.. p |||

PRIEST'S BATH (Sanatorium). Grß. per gal. Sulphate of Sod* 19 24 Sulphate of Po- ' lash .. .. traces Sulphate of Limn 7'41 Sulphate of Mag* nesia .. ~ 203 Sulphate of Alumina .. ... 21*67 Sulphate of Iron,, 1"24 Sulphuric Acid .. 2212 HyurochlericAcid 3-65 Silica ~ ~ 1841 0617 RACHEL BATH (Sanatorium). ' Grs. per gal. Chloride of. Sodium .. .. 69*43 Chloride of Potash siom ' .. .. 3*41 Chloride of Li- . thlura ~ ~ trices Surphate of Soda 11-SO Silicate of Soda.. 18*21 Mine-. •> ~ .. 4-J4 Magnesia.. ... i*o9 Iron and Alumina Oxides '-vy.. 2-41 Silica v„ ; .. 6'87 118-40

Analysis made by order of the Government- Waj rakel, under the same management. . , ft i feat %Tariff.—Under, one week, : 101 per MM week, £2165; two weeks,' two' guineas (t T Rf I longer tiro, per arrangement. .