AIR RACE PYLON FEATURE AT AIRPORT The pylon which marks the outer end of the finishing line for the air race is 45 feet high and 8 feet square at the base. It has been constructed with the new Dexion Slotted Angle for the Dunlop Rubber Company of New Zealand. The special advantage of using this material is that after the race the pylon can be dismantled and the material used again for any other purpose. Dexion Slotted Angle is easily assembled with only simple tools; it requires no maintenance, does not rust and lasts for ever. It is the perfect material for building sheds, storage racks, greenhouse frames, work benches, trolleys, fire escapes and for farm use. See the British-made Dexion Slotted Angle at Thomas Hyde, Ltd., Mason Struthers, Ltd., or write to C. W. F. Hamilton and Co., Ltd., Box 709, Christchurch for free illustrated literature. —Advt
Chimney Fire.—The Christchurch Fire Brigade was called at 7.34 p.m yesterday to a chimney fire in a house at 95 Mersey street occupied by Mr F. S. Judd. One unit from the St. Albans station attended.
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27169, 13 October 1953, Page 10
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