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Northern Advocate, 30 November 1939, Page 7

CONCRETE ■ |br PERMANENCE I Durable, Permanent, Economical. There is no substitute for Concrete! Improve the value of your farm and, at the same time, cut out costly repair bills! With Tanks, Troughs, Silos, Fencing Posts, Yards, Paths, etc., of enduring Concrete you’ll save time, labour and money. Absolutely impervious to atmospheric conditions, immune from destruction by rot or decay, Concrete actually becomes stronger with age. Play safe—invest in permanent Concrete. And remember.. .you’ll secure the best results with WILSONS Portland Cements. Specify “STAR” Brand for absolute dependability Hardening where speed is essential—- “ REPELLO ” Waterproofed Portland Cement for watertight security! WILSONS (nx) PORTLAND CEMENT LTD South British Insurance Bldgs., Shortland Street, Auckland, C.l.

STOCK far EXPORT The Works of THE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING COMPANY, LTD., which are owned by the farmers of the Auckland Province, are conducted solely in the interests of the whole farming community. ALL LOYAL FARMERS SHOULD STIPULATE that their stock for export is killed at MOEREWA. NORTHERN REPRESENTATIVE:W. M. GARLAND PRINCES ST., WHANGAREI Telephone 2696 Whangarei M 9, •&. .9. Best Scenic Tours from Wellington Daily Trips by Railway Buses Usually every day, including Sunday, comfortable Railway buses make delightful scenic trips from Wellington. One half-day trip (35 miles, 3/6) Ls along the harbour then through Petone and Lower Hutt to hilly Korokoro. Another half-day trip (55 miles, 6/-) is along the harbour, on through the Hutt Valley and over the Paekakariki Hill, which commands some of the best coastal scenery of New Zealand. . A full-day trip (known as the ‘ 100-miles scenic drive, 15/-) is along the harbour and through the beautiful valleys of the Hutt, Akatarawa and Waikanae Rivers to Otaki and hack over the Paekakariki Hill and along the coast. Fttll information available from the Road Services Office at Wellington Railway Station or any Tourist Bureau, including the one at the Centennial Exhibition Grounds. All the Miles are full of Smiles