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Progress, Volume XV, Issue 4, 1 December 1919, Page 657

“FIBERLIC” is the trade name of an improved WALL BOARD, manufactured in the United • States from the long, tough and remarkably strong fibres of imported roots. Treatment by chemical and mechanical processes forms a . ' homogeneous board of even texture, “close grain and strength, that is a revelation to those who have not used it. “ FIBERLIC ” makes an ideal lining for Walls and Ceilings, is easily fixed, can be finished to suit individual ideas, and costs nothing for upkeep. In a Report to the War Trade Board, the Officer-in-charge of General Engineer Depot, U.S. Army, Washington, reported as follows: “ Their Wall Board is known under the trade name of 1 Fiberlic.’ They arc now furnishing the General Engineer Depot some 50,000 pieces of 4 ft. x 8 ft. in size per month. The Wall Board which they furnish is a much higher grade than is sold in this country, is of exceptional - strength, very highly water-resistant, and can be used for external purposes.” You cannot do better than follow the lead of the U.S. Army authorities who selected “ FIBERLIC ” as the best Wall Board for military requirements. . Sample and Particulars Free on request from ; - JOHN CHAMBERS & SON Ltd. Fort Street (Head Office) V - AUCKLAND " jervois Quay - - - WELLINGTON , , , Read’s Quay - - • GISBORNE ' 200/2 St. Asaph Street - - CHRISTCHURCH Stuart and Cumberland Sts. - DUNEDIN .51 Tav Street - . INVERCARGILL ' AUCKLAND WELLINGTON GISBORNE CHRISTCHURCH DUNEDIN INVERCARGILL Sole Agents for New Zealand. Mention of Progress” when writing ensures prompt attention