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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 12983, 26 January 1910, Page 3

«wThe WATER that Refreshes New Zealand. “ Wai-Rongoa ” « /£* natural Mintral Water procurable in Australasia that sparkles and bubbles with its own Natural Gas, That’s a point that should ha ramaaharad. Ith a mart important one. n . No other Mineral Water in the world is so bountifully fWfrad by Nature for man’s refreshment and recuperation. * The source of the “ Wai-Rongoa " Springe lies deep under the gnat Mansgatoka Mountain, where the water is subjected to tremendous pleasure, as evidenced by the great volume of Natural Gas with which it is impregnated. It entcrgei, sparkling and babbling, from itc bed of white eonglonuKate (a pare crystalline formation) at Wal-Kongos, and no matter bow dry or wet the season may be, the volume of water flowing at the Springs ncvix TABU, winter or summer. The water is bottled by Thomson and Co. direct from the Springe, and carbonated with the Natnral Gas collected from the wells. The Bottling Factory is at the Springs. “Wai-Rongoa” thus comes to the pnbUe ia all ite natural purity and freshness. No other Mineral Water in tha waddle tdfersi to the public under better conditions than “Wai-Rongoa." ' The whole of the Watershed about the Springs has been parehaeed ly the proprietors, in order to prevent the slightest possibility of aantaaballMl el the wells ; and a beautiful Park has been created there, which la amm al delight to many pleasure parties all the year round. As a beverage “ Wabßongoa ” is very pleasant to tbs taste, with fmU S sufficient indication of chalybeates to remind one of their heeling rlrtnee. As a blender with Wines, Spirits, Milk, &0., It. is jefirt Awarded Special Gold Medals wherever exhibited. Nature’s Grandest Tonlo for manWiij “ WAI-RONGOA.-

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