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ietf® S 3 iii UJJ rS>RB£ G@6D W9RKNPSrP CIM HI OMiy AS G9CD AS THE KA'.'lliALS USED * Whether you are planning extensive re-decoration, or merely tidivating the spare room, you will find that decorative materials supplied by us will give desired results. We have made such a study of YOUR requirements and our variety of stock ensures YOUR satisfaction. You’ll be glad you asked for our advice and made your selection from our stocks of decoratives . . . And just see how much you’ll save . . . Imm and CHAPMAN lIMtfED ViCTGHIA STRHBT Phone 1887 HAMILTON vyiyv 3 3 ; pg a RELATIVE COSTS OF LABOUR AND MATERIAL With the rising prices of to-day people are seeking more than ever before to obtain the greatest real valine for money spent. It is therefore opportune to publish the relative costs of labour and material in painting work. Bearing in mind the high proportion of labour to materials in total cost, it will be seen that the small saving made by buying lower-priced and inferior paint, soon becomes a loss. We may take a typical example: IST GRADE PAINTS— Labour £26 Material • • •• •• £l6 Total .. .. £42 Assuming the life of the work to be six years the annual cost is £7. 2ND GRADE PAINTS— Work done with such materials is not likely to last more than three years, making the annual cost £l2. There is nothing exaggerated in an illustration like this. It squares with experience, for the unwisdom of using any paints but the best has been demonstrated in many places and at many times. Article supplied by Booth 6c Chapman, Ltd., Victoria Street, Hamilton. Why Build in Weatherboards XT n V When you can for the same price Build in REINFORCED STUCCO with GIBRALTAR SHEATHING GIBRALTAR SHEATHING, when applied to the frame of the house, protects it from weather, draughts and fire. It strengthens the frame-work and acts as a solid backing for the application of the Stucco and reinforcing. It gives insulation from heat and cold. Quietens noise, and can provide a Stucco home for the price of weatherboards. Obtainable from WINSTONE LTD., Bryce St., Hamilton, Phone 3693, and other leading Builders’ Supply Merchants.

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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20821, 3 June 1939, Page 27 (Supplement)

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Page 27 Advertisements Column 2 Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20821, 3 June 1939, Page 27 (Supplement)

Page 27 Advertisements Column 2 Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20821, 3 June 1939, Page 27 (Supplement)

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