Excerpt from John Taylor and Co: Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers of Assayers' Materials, Mine and Mill Supplies, School, Physical and Chemical Apparatus, Chemicals, Etc;, Books on Assaying, Mining and Chemistry

All our Boiling Flasks and Beakers are carefully selected from the best Bohemian manufacturers, and are of uniform thickness and full size as per factory numbers.

All articles will be furnished as low as the same quality can be had in the market. Staple chemicals in quantity will be quoted at net prices; our customers will have the benefit of the lowest prices as the market fluctuates.

Our Crucibles, Glass, Porcelain Ware, etc., we import direct by sail vessel, at lowest freights, from the largest and best known manufacturers, and can sell on most favorable terms.

We are agents for the Pacific Coast for the Morgan Crucible Company (battersea, London), whose goods are illustrated throughout the Catalogue. Also other agencies, see list elsewhere.

We aim to keep in stock all books used by chemists, assayers, and miners, and procure new books as published. We also import foreign publications.

Orders from strangers must be accompanied with the cash or a satisfactory reference.

On all orders to be sent C. O. D. A remittance will be required as a guarantee for expressage both ways. Boxing and cartage at cost. All goods packed with the utmost care by experienced hands. Our responsibility ceases upon delivery of goods to the carrier and obtaining a shipping receipt. We will not guarantee against breakage of goods in transit unless they are insured.

Having enjoyed the confidence of the mining community for over forty years, we may confidently promise that any orders intrusted to us will be filled with fidelity and dispatch, with the best quality of goods in our line.

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