Page 1046 Advertisement 1

Progress, Volume VII, Issue 6, 1 April 1912, Page 1046

I It Stands to Reason that “IRMO” Iron made from waste metal-such as Horse Shoes, Agricultural Implements, Rails and the like which have received a certain “tempering” or solidifying of fibre by constant use, must be much higher in quality than that made from crude ore. IRMO IRON made in New Zealand, is used by the leading engineers. MESSRS. A. & T. BURT LTD, of the well-known Engineering Firm of Dunedin, Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, etc,, write— (i “We have pleasure in stating that after using a large quantity of your “Irmo” Brand of Wrought Iron both Angles and Bars, that the tensile strength, enlongation, and ducilityare in every respect satisfactory.” Send for* Particulars. Otago Iron Rolling Mills Ltd., BURNSIDE, DUNEDIN.