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Progress, Volume XIII, Issue 11, 1 July 1918, Page 241

I 111 111 111 *i|i mn fin, Industrial Buildings present many problems in the selection of the roof covering that will give satisfaction. Some of the most desirable features are moderate capital cost, durability, weatherproofness, lightness, immunity from action of smoke or fumes, ease of fixing, &c. These good points, and more, are to be found in Certain-teed Asphalt Roll Roofing, which has proved equally satisfactory on flat or pitched roofs. Drop a postcard to John Chambers & Son I/td., Stuart St., Dunedin, or St. Asaph St., Christchurch, for free samples and price list of this modern roofing. You cannot afford to overlook Certain-teed if you are building a Bee-hive, Crib, House, Factory, or Township. It’s good for floor-covering also.