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Grey River Argus, Volume XXIV, Issue 3986, 8 June 1881, Page 4

Well-Au^er. 25 To 50 Dollars Per Day can actually be made Boring Wells with the AND BOCK BOBING MACHINEBY! WE MEAN IT, and are prepared to demonstrate the fact. They are operated by either MAN, HOKSE, or STEAM POWEE, and GUARANTEED to bore at the rate of 10 to 15 feet per hour. They range from. 3 inches to 6 feet in diameter, and warranted to borfe -to ANY DEPTH in a! thorough, and practical manner, and with case and large profits to the operator. We warrant them to bore in EVEKY class and character of Bock, all kinds of Earth, Sand and Limestone ; Bituminous Stone, Coal, Slate, Hardpan, Gravel, Lava, Boulders, Serpentine Rock, and to make the very BEST WELLS in Quicksand and Cavy Earths. ' ' They are Easily Operated, Simple in Construction, and Durable! The Cheapest and most Practical Earth and Rock Tools in the World ! «i^ MANUFACTURED AT OUR OWN WORKS, from the Very Best of Material, by Skilled and Practical Mechanics. - • ■ . GOOD ACTIVE AGENTS Wanted in Every Country in the World, to whom we offer liberal inducements. ■ PRICE LIST OFfAUGERS. Eor the information of purchasers, we give below the prices of our various sizes of tools, which are complete, ready for immediate use, except the derrick and rope, viz : — inch Auger with jars, bars, drills, and 150|feet of shafting, HOdols. Weight 860 lbs 5 „ do do do 155 do 890,, 6 „ do do do 165 do 910 „ 7 „ do do do 178 do 930 „ 8 „ do do do 188 do 940 „ 10 „ do do do 190 do 950 „ 12 „ do do do 200 do 970,, 15 „ do do do 210 do 985 „ 18 „ do do do 225 do 1010 „ 2 feet do do do 255 do 1530,, 2| „ do do do 278 do 1755 „ 3 „ do do do 300 do 2015 „ ty „ do do .do 310 do 2130.,, 4 do do do 325 do 2245 „ . 4£ „ do do do 350 do 2560,, Artesian, Oil Well, Coal and Mineral Tool Set, including the 5, 7, 9 and 11 inch. Augers with drills, bars, jars and rods and everything complete, "to bore 350 feet deep with piping tools 47Sdols. Weight, 2784 lbs. The dimensions given above are the different sizes that our Augers bore. All moneys remitted must be sent by Drafts on New York, San Francisco, or some American city. Money may also be sent by Express. All tools will be carefully packed and shipped tlie same day the order is received; We "will contract for the sinking of Artesian Wells, Coal, Gold and Silver Shafts, in any part of Europe on the most favorable terms. REFERENCES, i First National Gold Bank, San Francisco, Cal. Marcus C. Hawley & Co., „ ;> Hon. H. K. Mitchell, „ »' .: ' C. T. Palmer, Banker, Oakland, Cal. Paddock, Hawley & Co., St. Louis, Mo. M. M. Buck & Co., „. „ John R. Wallace, Real Estate and Broker, Bloomfield, lowa. Hon. T. O. Walker, Bloomfield, IoM-a. Hundreds of others furnished on application. Explicit and Illustrated instructions will accompany every Set of Tools, so that any boy of ordinary intelligence can put them up ready for operation iri one hour. The derrick is made from three pieces of timber, 20 to 30 feet long; any one can make it. Illustrations of this machinery may be seen at this office. All freights | prepaid by us until on board vessel. Address all. communications to GREAT WESTERN WELL-AUGER WORKS St. Louis, Mo. ? United States of America. 7 ~~ Gum Boots. c a. uti o Bar • BOOT-DEALERS, MINERS, AND GENEREL STOREKEERS Are WARNED against buying Mining Gum Boots, got up to resemble the manufacture of the NORTH BRITISH RUBBER COMPANY, And so closely copied both in name and appearance as to deceive all but the most careful purchasers. All the Boots Manufactured by the North British Rubber Company bear on the heel and instep the words, " North British Rubber Co., Edinburgh/ and inside the thigh are stamped with the seal of the Company — a pair of scales suspended from a dagger. All sizes and qualities to be had wholsale of NEILL & CO., BOND STREET, DUNEDIN.

Miscellaneous. 7 MASON AND HAMLIN'S ORGAN. y d c TO LOVEES OF MUSICe c a T^J-TISSRS NORTH AND SCOULLAR b Begs fc inform the musical public that they I have been appointed J SOTE AGENTS IN OTAGO ; AND \ SOUTHLAND FOR Those celebrated instruments 1 THE MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS MASON ANJ> HAMJJN'S CABINET ORGANS Se 1 ?eral Classfis of these instruments are now ; on view at NOKTH and SCOULLAR^ FTJKNITUKE "WAREHOUSE ItATTRAYST REET, DUNEDIN,

Miscellaneous. \ MERICAN WASHING FLUII save more than half the soap, and nearl; all the washboard labor. Price, Is per quart bottle. For sale by al Grocers. We, the undersigned, have thorough!; tested and approve of •' Brown's Llqui< Blueing for Clothes," We consider it cheaper more economical, and in every way mor< desirable than any other blueing in tfr market, and are confident that it will giv satisfaction to every one who gives it 1 trial :— Samuel Clayton (of E. N. Holland, Gibl and Clayton) Wm. Hunter (travelling for W. and i Scoular) R. Wilson and Co. S. G. Gibbs H. R. Clark and Co. Otago Steam Laundrj The publio are respectfully requested t< beware of spurious imitations of the above, Ask your grocer for Brown's Liquid Blneing and take no other. For sale by all Grocers at Is per bottle, Bottled by J BROWN, Brow a street^ Dunedin. Brown's Starch Polish for glossing linen mparts that fine glossy appearance so desirable for shirts, cuffs, &o. Sold In packages for sixpence oaoh, THE STAMf ACT 1877 H_ MM. Section 121 (1 of • The Stamp Act, 1875," provides that every person taking possession of, or receiving or paying any moneys belonging to, or accruing from, tho property (realty as woll aB personalty) of any person d ing on and after Ist Jannary next, without having firßu titled tho required statement and paid tho duties aesossed thereon, shall forfeit a sum not exceeding LSOO. Whether probate or lelitora of fidzniiii&tr?.ion ara granted by any Court or not, a tatement 0.1 nil property muet bo filed and duties paid bofoie tho property or any part bhoreof of any deceased person is iv any (nannor dealt with.