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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16812, 2 June 1926, Page 2

DEVELOPMENT OF THE USE OF CONCRETE.

CONCRETE TROUGHS, COPPERS, WASH-TUBS, SINK-TOPSj ETC, It is fortunate for the Waikato that men who have the best English training in concrete and plastering should have settled in the district. In one instance a very useful business has been developed in Hamilton for concrete products • and fibrous, plaster manufacture. The business is directed by Wm. Bourne and Co., .of Grey Street, Hamilton East, and they are supplying concrete products and fibrous plaster to a great many clients in the Waikato. And owing to the keen supervision the quality of these has enabled the fact to be demonstrated that concrete products are just as effective and more lasting than when made with other materials. Visitors to the Show should inspect samples of the work of the Hamilton manufacturers at their stand, situated in close proximity to the root section.

“ IDEAL” SEEDS ANt) FERTILISERS.

STOCK AND POULTRY FOODS. FRANK 11. WINSTONE’S STAND. The well-known firm of Frank M. Wlnstone (merchants) Ltd. of Auckland, again make an outstanding display at the Waikato Winter Show this year of their . famous “ Ideal” seeds and fertilisers, their extensive and commanding stand is tastefully arraged in black and gold colours. Customers and prospective customers should bear in mind that this' exhibit is not in its usual position in the Main Hall but opposite the Government Court in No. 2 Hall. Everything supplied by the . firm carries the renowned “ Ideal” hand. The numerous lines will provide an education to the farmer and the firm, through their staff of experts with a particular knowledge of the special needs of the district, will readily provide ini'orEtation on the many lines to the enquirer. The firm's special turnip fertiliser, which is the finest fertiliser made, is well and favourably known to farmers in this district. A visit to the stand of Frank M. Wlnstone (Merchants) Ltd., Auckland, is an education and no farmer should miss the opportunity that is presented by this avenue.

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