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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 139, 14 June 1934, Page 21

Timber will never be cheaper than it ie now. We have stocks of first-class Timber sufficient to build 500 Houses, and all at your service. Our up-to-date Sawmill* Planing Mills, and Dry T.mber Kilns guarantee you excellent service. For all your Timber. Joinery and Plywood requirements «ee ELLIS & BURNAND first. SEASONED STOCKS IN ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES ON HAND. WRITE TO-DAY I ELLIS & BURNAND LTD. WHOLESALE TIMBER MERCHANT, HAMILTON.

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