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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15849, 20 February 1915, Page 6

'.HE FOLLOWING IS TYPICAL OF THE RESULTS OBTAINED WHEN " BED HAND" BRAND, lIABTM ANN'S ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINT 7.9 used upon Galvanised Iron Structures: — Engineer's Office, Lyttelton Harbour Board, Lyttelton. X.Z., May 31, 1909. v/entlc-men.— I have pleasure in stating that •ne i-yttenon Harbour Hoard's Grain Store Koots were .painted with Hartmann's Antiv orrosire Red paints in November. 190 l one coat being put on No. 7 Store Roof and two coals on No. 5 Store Roof. When I examined these roofs on tho 21st inst., I found the i ami in good condition, and that i* did not require renewal after 6; years' exposure, and that the galvanised iron was perfectly protected from decay, though exposed to an atinospnere charged with impurities peculiarly destructive to such material In painting taese roofs. the surface covered by this paint ■was >244 square feet per cwt for the first coa. ana 5988 square feet per cwt for the second coat The Paint is particularly tunable tor the protection of galvanised iron rooting under the moat trying conditions.— T A ! Afo yD^rJi . faithf uJly, CYRUS J. R. WILLIAMS. Engineer to the Boad. TO BE HAD IN ALL COLOURS. KILL AND PLUMMEB, LTD., DISTRIBUTING AGENTS.