ARTESIAN WATER SUPPLY.

Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 110, 6 November 1919, Page 15

ARTESIAN WATER SUPPLY.

(rUBUSnEI) BY ARRANGEMENT.)

Farmers and others who desire to' get tho fullest return from, their high-priced laud should make adequate provision for a good supply of water for their stock, and no better way to do this can be found than to put down an artesian bore, and,the new linn of Messrs. Brown and Kasmnssen, successors to Mr. Geo. Blanche, are just the people to go to. The firm's plant is the. most up-to,date in the Dominion, and with a big staff of competent men they are in a position to give absolute satisfaction to clients. Messrs. Brown and Kasmnssen have pur-chased-Mt. Blanche's homestead on the Foxton Line, and that will still be the address to apply to when the question' of a good pure water supply is confronting you. Mr. Geo. Blanche, it is interesting to note, has conducted his successful business of well-sinking in the Palmerston North district for twenty-one years, and retires to enjoy a well-earned rest. Those who have had the pleasure of the genial George's acquaintance will wish him every success in the' future, whatever his inclinations lead him to engage in. He has been a popular resident of Palmerston North, and has never been backward in assisting any good cause in tho district. Everyone hopes that Mr. Blanche and his good wife will long remain in our midst, and that the new firm of Brown and Rasmussen will have as good arid successful a run as Geo. Blanche has had.