The sinking of artesian wells for water supply lias licen tried with great success in the North Auckland district. Mr. Joseph Evan?, ono of the oldest settlers of. the Far North, has had several artesian bores sunk round his properly at Wuipapakauri, and each attempt has been crowned with success. His deepest bore struck water at a depth of 14-Sfl., while his shallowest sinking obtained the desired result at Sift. Mr. AYnlter Evans experimented with success at Awnimi, shilling water at a little over ICOft. The executors of Miss Florence Nightingale, in response to their recent request for letters or documents which might, bo of interest in compiling her biography, am receiving large numbers of letters relating (o all pi'i-iods of her long life. Archibald Chumley had a cold, lie hated one to know it; But when a fellow's nose is red He cannot, help but. show it. Archibald Chumley loved a girl, !*■<> byKom, t'fuv and comely, ~ SShr, at,rt him WoodV Popporoiiiii Curs, IsA aou: eta'* Vn. Chuffijojv-Adrti
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1380, 5 March 1912, Page 3
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168Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1380, 5 March 1912, Page 3
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