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New Zealand Tablet, 20 November 1913, Page 58

*y**rz ite’flU « m mm Aifeit EE •as II EcSf§= MawßßaiaßaMßHißiaHsm “CYCLONE” SPRING COIL FENCE Sent out In Five Chain Rolls DOG and LAMB PROOF PM Top and Bottom Wires, No. 9 Gauge Wire; Intermediate, gyg: No. I) ; Cross Ties, No. 13. No wire holes are needed. “CYCLONE” SPRING COIL FENCE Sent out In Five Chain Rolls DOG and LAMB PROOF Top and Bottom Wires, No, 9 Gauge Wire; Intermediate, No. II ; Cross Ties, No. 13. No wire holes are needed. WEATHER—The fence is made of best quality-wire, galvanized. Moisture does not affect it _ Expansion and contraction caused by changes in temperature are provided _ for it crimps in the horizontal lines. Once up, the fence needs no after straining. 5T U L i 0 cri w ps make the fence elastic. Stock rushing it are thrown back, and both stock and fence are uninjured. The cross ties, 1 ft. apart, make a perfect web, through winch no stock can pass. ACCIDENTS Should a breach occur, only the part touched is effected. The rest of the fence remains taut. PIC F n L J n E r A special" Cyclone" Pig Fence with cross ties 6 inches apart is made. It will hold the most persistent pig that ever rooted. GET OUR FENCE AND GATE CATALOGUE. CYCLONE FENCE & GATE CO., 178 Montreal St., Christchurch