BUILDING PROGRESS

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20513, 1 June 1938, Page 14

BUILDING PROGRESS

IN HAMILTON For cartage contracts, removals, etc., the firm to handle such jobs promptly and efficiently is Messrs. J. J. Craig, Ltd. Their lorries, operated by an expert staff, are to be seen at all times of the day carrying shingle, sand, cement, etc. Great credit is reflected upon this Arm by the manner in which their work is carried out and it serves to remind us that jobs of any size or importance are u-sually left In the capable hands of this well-known Arm. Apart from the work of cartage contracts, removals and so on, the Arm of J. J. Craig Is looked on as the mo6t reliable source of supply for builders’ materials. It can supply an unlimited variety of bricks, drain pipes, shingle, cement, and lime in various grades, and vindication of the unfailing permanency of these materials is found in their use in the construction of the most important buildings in the town. All those who are about to build should take advantage of J. J. Craig, Ltd.'s dependable service, and order all supplies from them to ensure that only the best materials nvIU go into their future homes. Messrs. J. J. Craig, Ltd., are also master agents for Tauplri coal—noted for its heating qualities and cleanliness. To cook a good dinner or bake a good cake the housewife must have a coal that will maintain a good steady heat, without having to be constantly replenished, and that is probably why Hamilton's best cooks always stipulate Taupiri and will accept nothing as a substitute. This coal can be supplied in any quantities from bag lots to ton lots, and a phone call to No. 2059 will ensure you of prompt delivery. Those who are contemplating removal, or require building supplies of any description, should get in touch with .1, J. Craig, Ltd., either by 'phone or visiting their office In Security Buildings (upstairs at the side of the Library;.