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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 58, Issue 2, 20 February 1939, Page 162

A “THEY SAY I TALK LIKE A SALESMAN” 0»> A ■ “THEY SAY I TALK LIKE A SALESMAN” 7 “ —but I am talking from my own experience! itUIIIF ll, ' itjgNF ' ' ' efe are the reasons why I use / JOHNSON’S WIRE / -"'‘W'"' on ALL my fencing jobs, in preference to so-called / '■‘ 1 ' * cheaper ’ grades. *•* ISO iflb’ I “I’ve found ‘Johnson’s’ is not only the strongest but so the most economical fencing. A special pro- \\ cess °f g a l van i z i n g deposits an extra heavy layer of r I zinc that protects the wire against rust and salt-air < MICW®U i O, corrosion, and also ensures that the zinc will not \ BaßShm flake or peel off when hammered or bent.” 911//ffllllliii w TOOL Take a tip from an experienced farmer, use only Johnson’s Wiffib/, w i r^- Plain and Barbed Wire — the only REAL answer io ALL your ■ ' -w* w y ' fencing problems. NOTE:—Every reel of Johnson’s Wire conforms to the N.Z. J *-* "“"'“’py v Government’s highest standard specification : > COV Tn \ TYPE “A”—FIRST CLASS GALVANIZING. «-JOHHSOBEPHEW UMte \ " MANCHESTER, Qg ENGLAND. ;