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% 'n P'an 2, the propj ) . « erty owner pays for ' B a specified treatment p ■ g ■' ''•■iawwTV • :rf || only according to the number of gallons of «C- J (' *\\... Boracure required for K 477/ the job. Any additional work requested is un.dertaken as a new apmpsadVjLl i ^ 1 Obviously there cannot be one set \ . f .* Ji price for Boracure serviee. Cong/// \ f l. : . j '> 1. ' I- ditions differ in every job. Some badly infected areas soak ;up more toxic than others. Soft woods take B more than hard. Varnished and ra/ painted areas are difficult to trcat. 1 Some jobs are easy to get at, others ^0^ ^ aW^ar^' .^0I.Tie reQuire lli^t "10t0"sec^ eQuipmcnt. \I 1 prepares an estimate he makes a thorougfi examinatiSn, submits a comprehensive written . report and advises you on the Whai is ihe C©ST problem. ^ S ^ IS f Boracure serviee is not expen%v! emLa » sive, actually only a few shiljThere are two kinds of Boracure estimates— rbfil0t-u °f J°XuC (I), a "Guaranteed Serviee" Quotation required to do a thoroughjob. which covers all required treatment for 5 years 3 °vUg lJ to a complete property; and (2) a "Gallonage ?hTtrw? ZTtu*0 Appiied" Quotation which covers a specific trained men, the correct treatment only without additional serviee treat- fo^fh^wnrk" foxlc ments. or tne wolK- 3.9 In Plan i, the property write for free property preservation manual owner pays two-thirids ments as subsequent serviee inspections and Cnr. Broadway & Albert St., treatmpnts are given. Palmerston North — Phone 7768