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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31057, 12 May 1966, Page 13

NO WASTE HEAT with a beautiful, modern j MOORHOUSE “Selwyn” | FIREPLACE _ • txeutifully d,sl,nud flreplic, \ that capture, the "hut thiaf" and ! all tha admlrint glance, Irom your Ji, ■ y friands! All tha bast feature, at an open fire with wonderful warmth- 'a” S i flying of a apace heater ... no waste jjs heat either up the chimney or into the ITS--C-3-fS firebrick,. An aeon hurt-warming ternparatura throughout the entire room with a Moorhouse "Selwyn" heater. Ir ======= 1 Fireplaces that ★ Constructed in heavy I • I i gauge Polished Brass or DFIHCI Charm and Black Steel, with a v-iiuiiii uiisu Vitreous Enamel or Black A- - Matt finish. An attrac- Cn3FaCT6F TO 3 five Spark Guard is supplied with each design. home, flat, SHOP ★The unique ash pan front I LI regulates the air intake OF DdCn • thus conserving fuel which in turn saves mone /- “MOORHOUSE” Fireplaces are at easy-to-afford ★ With or without boilers, prices. while measurements of SELWYN BRASS BLACK gfflrxsrt £47/10/- £3B/10/30 inches wide. FLUES £3/10/-. £2/-/-3ft Flue. Hard! ng ha ms 127 MOORHOUSE AVENUE. PHONE 05-082. How 2 hours fun can cut your winter fuel bills by 40% (if your husband helps too) How? By insulating the ceiling of It is fair to assume that the same percentyour home with Fibreglass. Fibreglass age saving would apply over a whole house, wool, the world’s most efficient inSU- Graphs of temperatures in the hall and lation warms your home by keeping bedroom before insulation showed fluctuacold out and costly heat in. tions of 10° and more between night and Fibreglass Friction Fit Batts can be "" Mlaid by hand. No tools are needed. I?' 1 0W * They are light, clean and easy-» la o l handle. Your husband (with your and evens out fluctuations, help) can cover the ceiling of an average house in two hours. Save over 40% on fuel bills. Xsy _ The Waitemata Electric Power Board ra AQ I made tests in two conventional n ** ■ houses in Takapuna, Auckland. The A ceiling of one was insulated with Friction Fit Batts and the amount of ■ -w- < z-re z—. electricity needed to keep the rooms lll| E 4 U9| at a comfortable temperature was Vj -UZIjLOO RESULTS: Cost per week of heating ry ASB WOOL SMSI«« * PROMISE ° F TOTAL cOMfORT insulated b/iu, saving 4/ per weeK AN association of Australian consolidated industries or 41%. LIMITED ANO OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS CORF., U.SA. SIIMf J WRITE TODAY IT'S FREE y • Nla ,lb " 51, “ Compgay ( H 1 «„ 12M9. Auckland Ell ii |f ' B 1 |EHbjhbl£'' ■ Pitas* send ma a copy ef II ■ ■ r*” h oo * " A promise of i u ■ J TOTAL COMFORT.* j ' name I 1 address i Christchurch: A. & T. Burt Ltd., J. B. Ferguson fc Co. Ltd., Fletcher Installation I Accoustic Services, Winstone (5.1.) Ltd. Ashburton: Tuckers Ltd., Titnaru, Briscoes N.L Ltd. Blenheim: Winstone Ltd. Nelson: C. I A. Odlin Timber A Hardware Co. Ltd. Greymouth: Griffen & Smith Ltd. Hokitika: Griffen I Smith Ltd. Westport: Griffen Smith Ltd.