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AUCTIONS. 11. MATSON AND CO. •■SISALKRAFT* "SI SAli KRAFT 1 HMATSON and CO. are now able to offer . "SISALKRAFT" in any quantity for use on the Farm or in the City. ' 'ifORE THAN" A BUILDING PAPER." This airtight, waterproof sheet is useful :.ny where on the Farm —indoors or out. Covering vour "exposed implements with "SISALKRAFT" now will save you pounds next summer. Lining your fowlhouses and styes with this six-ply insulated lining paper will ensure you better results and larger profits. The cost is practically negligible, and there is no doubt that both fowls and piffs will do better and produce more if housed in a dry and warm place. Protect vour haystacks at a nominal cost, as "SISALKRAFT" is available in widths from 2 to 7 feet, and is easily worked. Considering the protection given, there is no cheaper. material for covering haystacks than "SISALKRAFT." The same applies for all produce, etc., such as potatoes and wheat, which are left bagged m the paddock. Call and seo us. "We will enlighten yoii and demonstrate the most simple methods ol application. ."SISALKRAFT" IS TOUGH, and "WON'T TEAR OR PUNCTURE. Ask us to Bhow you how you can make four home draught-proof and free from dampness. By lining your home with "SISALKRAFT" you are able to paper or paint the walls with the lhat ;t will not crack or blister. SISALHKAi 1 . is non-elastic, and conveyß to the country home all the comfort and appearance of the modern city structure. Before vou re-model or alter your home or buildings, see us, and we will show you how to reduce your . c o st s tr e mendously. Under iron roofs or flooring _ SISALKRAFT makes a wonderful protection. "SISALKRAFT" FOR WALLPAPER. "SISALKRAFT" has solved all problems associated with wallpaper. Imagine being able to paper the walls ~f a m*itchlined house! "SISALKRAFT" you can do this —until now impossible job—satisfactorily. Most other methods of attaching wallpaper to .timber are worthless as compared with the SISALKRAFT" method. Scrim, used extensively in the past, is porous, allowing dampness to get through to the paper and admitting draught, which eventually cracks and destroys the paper. "SISALKRAFT" is oir-proof and damp-proof, and the Sisal reinforcement pre* vents wallpaper from cracking. The most delicate and expensive papers can be used with '' SISALKRAFT'' as a background. . . PAINTING SISAIiRRAFT. Some prefer its natural colour, but_ those who desire to paint it can use any paint on lafid. Paint has a beneficial effect on SISALKRAFT, because it makes it even stronger and tougher. The more it is painted Ihe better "Sisalkraft" becomes. The most delightful effects can be obtained. "SISALKRAFT" being non-porous does not absorb paint like wood, etc. One coat of paint is quite sufficient. The surface of "Sisalkraft" being smooth makes painting an easy and quick job. A gallon of paint therefore, goes twice as far on 'Sisalkraft, Bfid with only 25 per cent, of the cost of labour, compared with wood or other absorbent material. - Cold water paint, kalsomine,' or any other paint preparations can be used with the same pleasing results. " "SISALKRAFT" placed on outside of the rafters, under the galvanised iron, prevents condensation drips from the iron on to ceilings. When iron is placed on the outside of the rafter and the "SISALKRAFT" on the inside of the rafter, as well as preventing condensation drips from iron to ceiling it creates an insulated vacuum, which prevents the heat from iron. Therefore "SISALKRAFT" has a special Summer and Winter Purpose for Galvanised Iron zoofs. "SISALKRAFT" used between floor joists and flooring boards prevents dampness from rotting and the buckling of floor boards, also preventing expansion and contraction, likewise draught. The bitumen seal is an added protection against the ravageß of borer, etc. "SISALKRAFT" is 10 times faster to erect than other lining materials, and saves tremendously in the labour cost of erection. PRICES: 30/30 GRADE. Roll Prices. -v £ s. d. CUT LENGTH, per 100 sq. ft. 0 7 11 3ft wide x 300 ft long, equal 900 sq. ft, for 3 11 3 Roll 4ft wide x SOOft long, equal 1200 sq. ft, for 4 15 0 sft wide x SOOft long, equal 1500 sq. ft, for £ 1$ 9 6ft wide s 300 ft long, equal 1800 sq. ft, for 7 2 6 7ft wide X SOOft long, equal 2100 sq. ft, for * 8 6 3 60/60 GRADE. OUT LENGTH, per 100 sq. ft .. 0 911 3ft Wide x 300 ft long, equal 900 sq. ft, for 4 9 3 4ft wide x 300 ft long, equal 1200 sq. ft, for 5 19 0 6ft wide x 300 ft long, equal 1500 sq. ft,' for 7 g 9 6ft wide x 300 ft long; equal 1800 sq. ft, for 8 18 6 7ft wide x SOOft long, equal 2100 sq. ft, for 10 8 3 SISALKRAFT IS . \ 6 PLY, vi*:— 2 layer# of High-grade Asphaltum. 2 layers of Java Rope' Sisal Fibre laid longitudinally and latitudinally. 2 layers of Tough No. 1 Kraft 6 PLY of INTERWOVEN FIBRE WATERPROOF FABRIC. SISALKRAFT is THE FIBRE REINFORCED WATERPROOF BUILDING FABRIC. H. MATSON and CO., N.Z. Representatives, 147 Cashel street, Christchurch. M 6628

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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20564, 4 June 1932, Page 22

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Page 22 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20564, 4 June 1932, Page 22

Page 22 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20564, 4 June 1932, Page 22

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