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the job. Any additional work requested is undertaken as a new yp. ' ; '*• Obviously there cannot be one set \\ jt a1 price for Boracure service. ConWfW \ I ' •" "y ditions differ in every job. Some H badly infected areas soak up more • ya toxic than others. Soft woods take !jf\~ — 'M more than hard. Varnished and painted areas are difficult to treat. Some jobs are easy to get at, others are most awkward. Some require ■ '• motorised equipment. ^ II /Ts. w LjS prepares an estimate he makes mits a comprehensive written report and advises you on the What is the COST problem. j jrn.Jl gVf tf&L Mk IKBE 9 Boracure service is not expenm B%E © sive, actually only a few shillings per gallon of toxic There are two kinds of Boracure estimates — required to do a thorough job. (I) a "Guaranteed Service" Quotation It pays to have a thorough job which covers all r&quired treatment for 5 years done. by Boracure who have to a complete property; and (2) a "Gallonage the trained men, the correct Applied" Quotation whiqh covers a specific equipment and>the best toxic treatment only without additional service treat- for the Work. 3 9 ments. O J In Plan I, the property WRITE FOR FREE PROPERTY PRESERVATION MANUAL of the contract pric^on ^ ments a^ subsequent service inspections and Palmerston North— Phone 7768 trcatments are given.