Page 38 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Mail, Issue 999, 24 April 1891, Page 38

THE PRIEST’S BATH. This is a strong y acid, aluminous, sulphur water, acting as a powerful skin stimulant. Hot and cold showero and douches are provided, and comfortably enclosed dres.ing rooms. MADAME RACHAEL’S BATH. This celebrated Spring is a Saline water with Silicates, and has an alkaline reaction. The water is also used internally for its beneficial action on the kidneys. THE BLUE BATH. This is the largest natural warm swimming bath in the Southern Hemisphere. It affords rheumatic invalids a means of taking painless exercise, which they highly appreciate. THE SULPHUR VAPOUR BATH, This is a natural hot vapour, highly charged with sulphur gases, conducted into a proper y constructed 1 cliesi, in which the patient sits, wtdle a stream ot palpable sulphur is being constantly deposited on the skin. TOE ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. This department is replete with the most modern appliances for carrying out the various forms of medical electr.cal treatment in their entirety. Terms, including medical attendance and baths, per week ... ... £1 10s. Resident Medical Superintendent : ALFRED GINDERS, M.D., F.C.S,

/TpHE PAIKAKARIKI HOTEL. C. j Slight begs to inform the residents in the district, also visiting patrons and the travelling public generally, that he has taken over the above hotel, so favourably known for its firstrate position and accommodation, within fifty yards of the Railway Station. All trains stop a sufficient time to take up ur put down passengers, and by breaking the journey at Paikakariki the passenger is saved the inconvenience of arriving in town late at night, or of leaving town at an early hour in the morning. The train leaves town at 5.30 p.m. and Paikakariki for town at 7 a.m. Families accommodated, and early application is necessary daring the summer. The best brands of liquors supplied on the premises, The only watering place on West Coast. All trains stop fen minntea.