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GEORGE WILLS & CO.,
jj PERTH AND FREMANTLE, f
Merchants, indent and Shipping: Agents, i|
I SHIP BROKERS,
Customs, Clearing and Forwarding Agents.
MERCHANDISE ON HAND AMD ARRIVING.
i: MINING SUPPLIES.
'! BATTERY BLANKETTING
J| CANDLES
I - COKE (English) -
'I CRUCIBLES
!| FILTER CLOTH
I FILTER PRESS WASHERS
j! FIREBRICKS & FIRECLAY
; HESSIAN
! 1 HOSE (PJaii', Armoured and Rock Drill)
! ; MACHINE TOOLS (Sir W. G. Armstrong,
'! Whitworth & Co., Ltd. . -
i ORE BAGS V
I PIG IRON (English, Scotch and Aris-
J ' tralian)
\ PICKS & SHOVELS
; QUICKSILVER
; > STEEL PLATES & BARS
- 1 1 STEEL BALLS (for Ball Mills)
! ; TOOL STEEL (A.w. and T.Y.R. Brands)
TWIST DRILLS (A.W. Bradd)
TRAM RAILS
> ZINC SHEETS and SHAVINGS
CHEMICALS.
ACETATE OF LEAD
BICARB SODA
BORAX GLASS (20 Mnle Team)
BORAX, POWDERED
CAUSTIC SODA
CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM
CYANIDE OF SODIUM
LITHARGE
SODA ASH
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
CARBIDE OF CALCIUM— ' ALBY "
CEMENT (S.A. Ponland, or Continental)
CASTOR OIL
CIGARS (Manilla)
GALVANIZED IRON ("Key" Brand, 24,
26, and 28 G, corrugated and
plain)
HORSESHGES
JUTE GOODS /(Branbags, Cornsacks,
Woolpacks, etc.)
LINSEED OIL (Raw and Boiled)
PAINTS (m oil or ready mixed made bv 1
Western Pigment Co.) - V
STAPLES '
WIRE & WIRE NETTING
SPECIALTIES.
ACETYLENE MINING LAMPS : !
VAL DE TRAVERS ASPHALT I »
BITUMEN - ! '
RILLIANTSHINE" METAL POLISH
CARBONIZING COATING " (for paint- ! "
ing and preserving black iron) '
GALVANIUM " (a paint that will adhere £
to Galvanized Iron) f
" DURRLIGHTS " (au outdoor kerosene ''
light of 1,000 or 1,500 c.p.) - C
"EXCEL'' & "V0LCAN0L" STOVE
POLISHES \>
"GREENBANK WATER SOFTENER"
MONTE " COOLER (no ice required) 1 1
REFRIGERATING & ICE MAKING
MACHINERY <
" PETALUMA" INCUBATOR .
Contracts made for Six or Twelve Months.
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: j We are prepared to cable Indents for every description of Goods and arrange promptest delivery possible. ! '
Sole Agents for—" Brilliantshine " Metal Polish ; Sir W. C. Armstrong Whitworth- Co Ltd ptM ''
;;; and Coke Co.. London; 8.A. Portland Cement Co.' " 8 ;l
Head Ofpce — Murray-street, PgRTH, and at FREMANTLE.
i| LONDON, ADELAIDE, PORT ADELAIDE, PORT PIRIE, WALLAROO AND BRISBANE
Kalgoorlie epreseneative — W, R. BURTON. !-
A PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS.
SILVERTHORNE AND ADAIR'S FOUNDRY AND EN
GINEERING WORKS.
rj HE well-known firm of Silver-
tliorne and Adair is still catering
I in its usual well-known style for the
j public and the mines. The latest ad-
( dition to its plant is a traction engine,
j which is the finest piece of machinery
! ever imported into the State, or in
fact into Australia. It was built by
the well-known firm, Marshall and
J Sons, of Gainsborough, acknowledged
( to be the best makers of traction
engines in the world. This engine is
a compound 40 h.p. with a working
pressure of 1801b. A taste of its
quality was given during ,the week,
. when it was employed in shifting the
Boulder and Mines Club building -from
j Pimiston Road into Boulder. The
various sections of the building
weighed up to 40 tons, and the engine
j waltzed away with them as if . they
were mere catch weights. The pro
prietors are prepared to enter into
contracts to dismantle and remove
machinery on any part of the gold-
fields at the very shortest notices.
Anyone requiring an equipment for a
mine can be supplied with a complete
outfit for cash, or on terms, as the
purchaser chooses. Any plant sup
plied will be fully tested before leav
ing the firm's foundry, and' will he
guaranteed to be in first-class working
order. If required the firm's own
workmen will erect the plant, "and see
that it is in good working order" before-
handing it over. The firm has suppli
ed machinery to most of the big" ratines, -
especially those controlled by Bewick,
Moreing and Co., and the mere fact?
that they have received numerous?
repeat orders testifies that their, work
proved satisfactory. The firm is ptre--
pared to make castings of any 'siZe,-
and to give estimates for any sort of
foundry work. . In the firm's yard air
Boulder Road is the largest and best
assortment of second-hand machinery
in the State, and is open to inspection
at any time. Mr. John Silverthorne,
head of the firm is prepared to deal
direct with buyers, and wishes it to be
distinctly understood that he has
severed his connection with Mr. C.
De Bernales, who never had any inter
est whatever in the foundry part of thej
business. Correspondence invited, and
any enquiries by mail or wire will re;
ceive prompt attention.
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TAILORING EXTRAORDINARY.
G. H. Cutting, the well-known TAILOR of Leonora, is determined to
revolutionise the Tailoring Trade by giving a first-class article at . such
prices, combined with Fit, Style and Work, that cannot lie beaten.
Fancy Stripes and Checks are very fashionable this season, and he is
making an effort to capture this trade by giving a really good and
FASHIONABLE MADE -SUIT FOR 35/, 75/, 85/.
Note: Satisfaction given or the money returned. Terms, Cash.
GO TO . . .
BUTTING'S FOB YOUR CLOTHES.
JiOACHING NOTICE — GOONGAItBIE TO DAVYHUKST TBACK.
BREWERS and McCORKILL, the well-known teamsters, and now mail
contractors between Goongarrie and Davyhurat, have established an up-to-
date coach service beeween ,the two towns, and will run . daily to and fro,
their vehicles meeting all trains. Their own teams are also on the road.
Anybody wanting material conveyed from Goongarrie -should com unicate"
with Brewers and McCorkill, who will give all commissions the promptest
attention. Note address: — B EWERS and McCORKILL," forwarding Agents
and Mail contractors, Goongarrie and Davyhurst. . '
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