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Taranaki Daily News, 7 August 1915, Page 9

b&M m wmm 1 sm*im m w in the Country. '."", F 4 ai : me i' s and country dwellers generally are showing a very lively nterest in Concrete Construction nowadays. Not only are they eager for nformation about it, but they are doing things with it. They are learnr.Ai f ,"■ succes f.fy- They now realise that concrete is destined to make faiming one of the most healthful and lucrative of occupations, arid Vhey are becoming quite expert at laying down concrete floors, yards and SSSS?' f g C !! K ; di : ains ' Pranks, troughs, dips silosJ farm wtL! 11 h ,n ndre . d 2, of " ec , essities about farm and station eas 2 3™? *?* hß f h of the stock and make worlrin e condition easiei ana more pleasant. They have discovered that every piece of concrete thev add to their JffK w an ? dded hidings far in excess co of the work. In short, IT PAYS EVERY WAY. tion Tw ?w CoU i! ltl7 dwellers wiU be so ex P erie nced in concrete construction that they will rise en masse and demand that every bridge everv Sh, S vert ' + jndeed. every ROAD that leads anywhL Si forth be ponstructed of imperishable concrete. They will insist on their lltuTIT profitin " , b y ?° Pioneer work that his be nd ne *" oktar Stunt hUndredS ° f mfl « 8 ° f ™*» have already" The concrete road is the road of the future, and it is time we cominstea " of «-"»-* b "^ ~ SSS We give free advice about Concrete to any inquires. WILSON PBRTIAKB G[» CS„ LTD.. r D SS ABD STREET '-

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