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> fiwtpfy Couldn’t Happen TO A FIREPROOF CONCRETE HOUSE I 41 The risk of destruction by fire is ruled right out it your | P lißl I \ house is built of concrete made with Golden Bay Cement. | If Ask an y insurance company. Compare their lower jß'einiuwis for concrete constructed buildings and see what you gain in safety and saving by building modernly—in concrete. Concrete is vermin-proof too; immune from borer. It stands up against climatic conditions, earthquake tSL shock and reduces maintenance costs to the very bone; And \ Ml there’s extra coni fort in a concrete house—warmth in "uk winter, coolness in summer and aH-the-year-round freedom from damp. Tell your architect or builder that you want to ;s;-,J /, Pal Jan Dm> s O boioen nay ® Borer Proof If U dVjK FEM E N T @ Earthquake Resisting |j| E IVI E IM I ©Appearance ' ' ’ 6 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE TO BOX 507, WELLINGTON

be kind TO YOUR IsHii trees YES! Be kind to your Trees and Shrubs. JV I J Treat them now for blights and ills that -. . - ; affect them. See that they are well-sprayqd, r ' and sprayed with the best of sprays. We are fully stocked and will be glad to advise you on your spraying problems. Lime Sulphur Solution and Red Spraying Oil (in 1 and 1- j i f,jajLk ; W gallon tins), Bordeaux Mixture, Arsenate of Le<ad (Paste VWwliftjjl or Powder), Black Leaf 40 (Nicotine Sulphate), Colloidal Sulphur (Liquid Sulphur) .... and a full range of Hand Syringes, Hand Sprays, and Bucket Pumps. Don’t Nfl forget you need a new pair of Gardening Gloves, too! mLiP, We have all you need. ■c. E. DANIELL, MS -LTD.EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDENER. QUEEN STREET- -’PHONE 1620—1

“I’d better ask BETTY”---AkjAOST men know that their wives have sound and expert “ opinions on merchandise. Even the husband who would never admit his need for advice usually tries to ferret out HER views, wishes and hopes before buying. Why? Because most women seem to have an inborn interest in new things and better ways. , . . They are curious and alert . . . They ask their friends about this and about that. . . . They compare values with great care. . . . They read the advertisements eagerly for the latest news. It pays to keep ahead, by keeping up with advertising. Well-known products are definitely better products if not, they couldn’t be advertised month after month and year after year. The manufacturer and the merchant both know that the business that prospers is the business that promises satisfaction and keeps its promise. The advertisements in this newspaper contain useful information about many things that concern you personally. Read every one that interests you. . . - Read it carefully and take it seriously.

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Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 July 1939, Page 3

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446

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 July 1939, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Times-Age, 21 July 1939, Page 3

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