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Waikato Times, Volume XL, Issue 3210, 21 January 1893, Page 3

Recently at Charlotte plains'(Queensland), at depth of, 1848 feet, the greatest underground flow of water yet discovered in tho continent of Australia, was tapped »nd is now yielding from four to five millions of gallons daily. .

Notices. j^ISSEN, Certitcated Teacher of the Piano, Organ, and Violin, WILL RESUME DUTIES ON MONDAY, 23rd INST. 0 Special attention ,to Technique, "El For terms apply CLAREMONT VILLA, ; ; ■ ;; ' ; Hamilton. MISS LAURENTINA : I wouldn't marry him; no, not if every hair of his head was hung with diamonds ! But he wears D. Salmon's Boots!—Oh, does he ? Well that's different. LOST— From Ohanpo Yards, on Tuesday, 17th Jrnuary, Black and White COLLIE DOG; answers to name of "Bob," Finder will be rewarded on lending word to A. Cubiss or W, J. Hunter, Ohaupo. MISS J. CAMPBELL, who 'holds several South Kensington certificates, will begin an ART CLASS in Cambridge after the vacation,-Oil and water-colour painting, Drawing from the flat or round. Geometry and Perspective (second grade).-Turns: One Guinea per quarter (twelve lessens of two hours each). I'ITTHBT ESTATE OF ROBERT TAYLOR, latfi of Okoroire, Ploughman, deceased, intestate,—lt is requested that all accounts payable to this estate may be lodged to.the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any Postal Money Order Office; and that accounts against this estate may be rendered to my agent Auckland on or before FRIDAY, tho 24th day of March next, on the printed form which can be obtained for the purpose from any of tho agents of this office. —Any account not sent in by the day named may he rejected. J. K. WARBURTON Public Trust Office, Public Truster. Wellington, 17th January, 1893.