Page 6 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15930, 29 May 1915, Page 6

' PARIPAN FOR OUTSIDE WORK. Parlpan is the ideal paint for the outside of your house. Half the money you wend on White Lead is money thrown away, White Lead looks bad and wears worse. If you are advised to use White Lead in preference to Pnripan, there is a reason, and » not because of the advantages of White Lead nor the slight extra cost of Panpan. Parip&n is non-poisonus, and will NOT CRACK, SCALE, NOR RUB OFF like Whit* Lead. It will last tears longer than any White Lend Paint on the market, and if you are told to the contrary, ask for evidence. If you want a good-looking job and a good, lasting job at practically White Lead price, you must INSIST on Paripan, and if y:mr painter raises any objection, come and see us and obtain an estimate of what it should cost. »PATERSON AND ROBERTSON, Sole Agents, Commerce Street, AucklandJUST WHAT IS WANTED. To bo found at our Showrooms— LATEST DECORATIVE DESIGNS IN WALLPAPER. Now is the time to brichtcn up your room for the dull evenings you are compelled to put up with during the Winter Call or write for Patterns. HILL AND PLUMMER, LTD., AUCKLAND. MR. W. H. WILLOUGHBY Begs to announco that he will Sell II IS RESIDENCE, AT HILLSBORO' ■"• (near the Pah Farm), with upwards of six acres of land. The view is the most beautiful in Auckland, and the district tho most healthy. The Houso is less than two years old, and contains seven good rooms, and a small room in the Tower; bathroom\and lavatory (h. and c). two modern w.c's (to septic tank arrangement), all in perfect order. The garden is well laid out with terraced lawns, shrubs, etc-

1 The New Zealand Sulphur Company's experimental plantation of 11 acres, for their fertiliser, is comprised in the property, which also has many fine trees. The soil is volcanic. Fences are new. in Al condition, the plantation being enclosed with netting. Fittings, etc., are all first rate, and would be taken at valuation. I The price is moderate, and much of the purchase money could remain on mortgage. Arrangements made to view on application to W. H. WILLOUGHBY, THE TOWER. HILLSBORO' ROAD. H U AP A I. THE; WAY TO INDEPENDENCE. See Page 13. ■