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complemented by considerations of the curative virtues attributed to these waters and the distractions offered by the region to curists. The work was gradually supplemented with information on other sites, with pagination increasing from 48 pages in 1904 to 82 pages in 1907 and 155 pages in 1914. These publications were part of a strategy developed by Donne, the director of the tourism promotion department, to present New
Zealand as a "thermal wonderland" and a "cureland", the spa par excellence of the southern hemisphere. According to Peter Hodder, the ambiguous status of Wohlmann's publications, which simultaneously aim to provide scientific data on the composition of the waters and more conjectural information on their alleged virtues, while at the same time addressing a readership of potential tourists and health-care professionals, results in a mixture between compilations of chemical analyses and subjective assessments of the waters' gustatory or curative qualities. Wohlmann made favorable comparisons between New Zealand's mineral waters and those of Europe's most famous spas. Te Aroha's, for example, had a higher proportion of sodium bicarbonate than Vichy's, making it "the strongest alkaline thermal water in the world". However, these analyses will later be called into question when it emerges that the same waters are also rich in arsenic and boron.
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Eugenia Madden, widow of a colonel in the Indian Army, with whom he had a daughter aged three when he arrived in New Zealand. In choosing him from 43 applicants, the New Zealand government hoped to capitalize on his experience and reputation with Bath's wealthy spa clientele. His credentials were published in the first report of the Tourism Development Agency set up in 1901. However, before setting sail for New Zealand, he was asked to spend two weeks touring Europe's leading spas to assess their strengths and weaknesses. In his report on the subject, he analyzes the factors contributing to their success, such as their plans, the materials used, and their resistance to degradation, as well as the different types of equipment and treatments.
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596:, "pelvic viscera" disorders, insomnia, nervous irritability, bronchial and throat infections, liver problems, gout, and kidney ailments were also treated. Many treatments are modeled on those offered in European spas: massage showers according to Dr. Forestier's Aix method, recommended for rheumatism and gout, but also supposed to remedy the atonic condition of the viscera; hot-air Greville baths, intended to relieve effusions; Plombières showers reputed to be effective for "arthritic diseases of the colon"; electric baths used to remedy nervous weakness; or the newly-discovered X-rays used to treat dermatological problems. Wohlmann advocated the idea that certain parts of the skin are linked to internal organs, such as the palms of the hands to the lungs.
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552:, and two hundred officers of the American fleet. The facility, built in a half-timbered style inspired by German spa towns, was intended to feature 14 deep baths, 42 basin baths, 12 mud baths, 4 electric baths, 4 steam baths, and 8 massage showers of various types, while inhalations would be performed in separate rooms where they could be dispensed to 10 patients via wall-mounted cabins "resembling the compartments made available to the public in telegraph offices", all of which could be operated simultaneously via a central electrical panel, but due to budget overruns, only 25 baths were opened. The therapeutic ambitions of the spas were extensive: in addition to
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earthquakes occurred shortly after the opening of the new building. Wohlmann had to write several letters to the
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reluctant to finance further investment. By 1909, it was clear that the results were not living up to expectations, as the new facilities, despite their luxury, were not sufficient to motivate international spa-goers to make the long journey to New
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Rotorua boosted the number of visitors to the spa area and the Rotorua sanatorium. In 1895, the New Zealand press reported that the government was dissatisfied with Dr. Ginders' management, that he would soon be sent to Rotorua to analyze the mineral waters, and that an "experienced balneologist"
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Rotorua establishment estimating that 536 of them had improved,
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Rotorua spa began to show signs of deterioration. The high level of sulfur in the water led to rapid corrosion of the piping, while sulfur vapors blackened the paint on the walls, attacked the ventilation and loosened the tile joints. In addition, a dozen minor
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in the foyer and the luxury of the spa facilities. Wohlmann, supported by the
Department of Tourism, argued that these luxuries were necessary to enable Rotorua to compete with the great spas of international renown, but soon after the official opening, the government gradually became more and more
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practice, in which he was recognized for his considerable experience, particularly in the use of electricity. In 1896, Wohlmann co-authored a noteworthy article on rheumatoid arthritis which defended the hypothesis, since abandoned, of a bacterial origin for this disease, and in 1899 published an
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recommended a radical reorganization of the organization of spa treatments to cope with the foreseeable growth in demand for spa treatments, and in particular the recruitment of a "medical expert in balneology with competence and experience in the field". That same year, the government asked the
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London, combined with "massage, manipulation and movement, using electricity, light and dry heat". Peter Hodder noted that Wohlmann had already been convinced in 1914 that the effectiveness of some of his treatments was due more to the temperature of the water than to its composition.
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In March 1902, several New Zealand newspapers announced the nomination of Arthur Stanley Wohlmann to the post of government balneologist, often mentioning a decisive fact: despite his Teutonic-sounding name, he came from a family that had been "English for two hundred years".
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particularly in cases of rheumatism and arthritis, but also neurasthenia. According to Ralph Johnson, this retrospective synthesis "regrettably" lacks a critical section, particularly on the "supreme importance" attributed to radioactivity in balneology.
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spa clinic and known for his "young, energetic personality, extensive experience of thermal springs and thorough knowledge of the subject". He was fluent in English and treated celebrities such as the Prince of FĂĽrstenberg and the
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By August 1908, the work, which had cost around ÂŁ40,000, was sufficiently advanced to allow a partial opening. The official inauguration took place in August 1908, in the presence of the Prime Minister, Admiral
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visitor is immediately transported to the land of soufrières, wai-arikis , geysers and fumaroles". This ingenious and faithful miniature recreation of "geyserland" was inaugurated by the Prime Minister,
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Wohlmann enthusiastically took on the task of surveying the springs and promoting them, notably by producing brochures and exhibitions. His priority, however, was the development of the
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in London, graduating in 1892. After practicing in the city, he spent four months as a surgeon at the British hospital in
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1291:"The Government Balneologist"
1104:New Zealand After Fifty Years
2584:. Auckland University Press.
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1809:"Wohlmann, Water and Whisky"
1698:"New Zealand Health Resorts"
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1009:(in French). Economica.
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2082:Agnew, Jeremy (2019).
2051:New Zealand Geographic
1870:Hodder, Peter (2011).
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1671:Hodder, Peter (2014).
1651:"Second Annual Report"
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1273:"A Quill for Everyone"
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