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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19106, 29 August 1936, Page 6

ILECTRICAL APPLIANCES which every household needs/ 71 2 LONG LIFE TURNOVER TOASTERS 30/- to 45/-. NEW STYLE WAFFLE IRON 59/G with 48 recipes. ADJUST-O--MATIC IRON Fuliy adjustable. Temperature control ciives any ironing heat required. Westogbouse 9 ,*■ /\X* m m © &l VACUUM COFFEE MAKER Brews delicious crystal-clear coffee exactly the wav you like it. Retains the true coffee flavour by forcinq tlie hot water up and over coffee only once. DUSTER CLEANER A powerful little cleaner that will do a multitude of things that no other cleaner will do. (O' & AAA^AAAAAAAAAA^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAXAQi«iin.i]i!iinn!!n!ri!i!!iiiiiiiinii!nii!S!nnniinii!iin!i!nnttnii!i!!i!nf;i!iiiin!!!!nii!i!mniii![!niin[ii!i To Farmers ? DOCKING NETS FROM STOCK OR MADE TO ORDER. Any Length made at Short Notice. We also carry a Large Stock of DOCKING KNIVES. No Increase in Price if Orders are placed Early. PRICES MUST RISE LATER. P. HANSEN & Co. lllllillillili all lildirig October 4, 1932. ■eplv to your enquiry ns to j^^he'earthquake Spier. Road Wairoa. for;mber 10. we + lse steeltex for this build n having decided to ,/i qteeltex in the Hawke s [ter the experience of ided to buikl ■thquake on February we h ave his material, as since l l o£ course could not ntinually having shakes, and o Wex is used t en a big ’quake , c °? o inside is lined with exterior of our house, ar * sheets were filled ■ \Vallboard; the joints b ingle joint opened ie whole was Papered. 2sot a Thc re is 3 neither was the paper crack ns> which are :rack in the whole of the exte mber 16 was cast Steeltex. Tl ’®! l f e K * as knocked over on to very severe; a wardrobe s h a pe of china. ior, and we lost every g urroun ding houses of •are, ornaments. e t c * , a nd of course most erboard were badly ol ßeinforced chimneys fell. Our ch 'Xn We are firmly c.onete, but did not come wooden frame that 1 that the bracing effect chief reason . foi en by the use of d ‘ The sensation dm mg to that on a boat in a rough se.u Ve consider ourselves lucky of'others with ■pairs as is the you for bringing Steel-rsrs-JssTs- 4is*>y •««»—"* its u “ ne considering building. Yours faithfully j. M. OSLER. Copy of letter from Mr. Osier, of Wairon. While brick, weatherboard, and other types of construction could not stand the terrific strain, every STEELTEX house emerged unscathed from the terrible Hawke’s Bay earthquake of 1931 and the subsequent earthquakes of 1932 and 1934 of Wairoa and Dannevirke. STEELTEX construction is completely reinforced with an embedded mesh of electrically-welded high tensile rustless steel, capable of standing a strain of 40 tons to the square inch. When it is plastered it becomes a onepiece solid reinforced block—not just a veneer of plaster. Yet a STEELTEX home costs no more than one of weatherboards. It is FIREPROOF. BORERPROOF, PERMANENT, REQUIRES NO CONSTANT REPAINTING. AND IS SAFE. Let us tell you more about STEELTEX CALL IN TO-DAY Common Slulto Universal Providers