J. T. HEATLEY & SON, Concrete and Asphalt Specialists and General Contractors, I
Manawatu Street, Palmerston North. The above, firm have a great reputation for the high quality of their work, and if -ocular demonstration was required to back up this emphatic statement it can be found at Mr. Morris's new training stables at Awapuni. Mr. Heatley, jun., submitted a plan for the general layout around these up-to-date premises, and besides being modern, it certainly conforms to the best methods of workmanship. The wide roadway leading to the stables and in front of the buildings has been covered by very .'fine, miner metal screened to an even gauge which makes walking easy. A space for flower beds has been left along the building itself, and a narrow strip of lawn is provided for on both sides of the drive. The space down the centre. of the boxes is laid down in a superior asphalt, and forms a perfect track for both man and horse. A complete drainage system has been put in by Messrs. Heatley, and when the frontage has been railed off into exercise yards Mr. L. G. Morris will have a most up-to-date training establishment. Adjacent to the entrance a loading bank has been provided for, and speaking generally Messrs. Heatley and Son deserve great credit for their planned outlay, road work, and drainage. This firm are experts in constructing asphalt lennis courts, roadjvays, and all concreting. They supply gravel and sand and give free quotations for all such work. Ring telephone 6162, and you will get complete satisfaction.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 108, 3 November 1937, Page 23
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