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WANTING ■* THE BEST YOU THINK : :'>,n BALLANTYNE WANTING ONLY .THE. JEST FOR McDOUGALL ART GALLERY THO RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS EQUIPMENT COMMITTED AN TO' BALLANTYNES-——— BALLANTYNES CARRIED; OUT COMMISSION WITH THEIR - :V> KNOWN ATTENTION IN THE FINISHED INTERIOR W, THE PERFECT BACKGROUND—SUfIC YET OF HIGH ARTISTIC MERlT—bSnachieved— THE BACKGROUND OF THIS SHOWS THE DETAIL OF THE FABRIC USED TO COVfll THEVVAL^^OF^IHEI^RG^GAIA^RiK^JN M sMXtt *; B^usecT^ BOTH FABRICS WERE_ j^ AND DYED IN SCOTLAND AND; ENGLAND TO BALLANTYNES ORDEfTflßfl^^^l m •v.:~-.-.,s = The 3 The Roof of the NEW ART GALLER 1 is cowed with Neuchatel Mastic Asphalt* Absolutely impervious to water and permanent. It is top and is the IDEAL COVERING for FLAT ROOFS wifcfr be used for TENNIS COURTS, PROMENADES, ROOF GARDENS or as a DRYING GROUND for living quarters. All work is guaranteed and laid by The Neuchatel Asphalte Co. Ltd 37 Moorhouse Avenue, Chrlalcfcarcli Telephone 36-530 HEAD OFFICE FOR NX, Halsey Street, AUCKLAND. V': AN ANNOUNCEMENT We take; pleasure in announcing that Mr H. F. Purcell, who designed and/supervised uie installation of the modern conditioned Heating and Ventilating System the INew. Art Gallery, has joined our organisational Heating Engineer. We are equipped to install healthy HEATING and VENTILATING PLANTS in all types of buildings for use with gas or solid fuel. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED H. SiUtC(H«NBO WW®* AIR coNomoNme AND vjswto a* l * SPECIALISTS ,A 1