LIGHTS & DELIGHTS,

Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1922, Page 2

LIGHTS & DELIGHTS,

The uses of gas in the home, the ; office, the workshop and the place of J business are growing day by day. In i the window of Air W. H. Shannon, f Revell Street, there is now a fine dis- I play of gas goods. The man about. town, the lady about the home, the builder of houses, all should call and sec, and find out for themselves how 1 they can adapt gas to their service, ; and make the most out of it. I There is a fine range of goods on show, including gas cookers, coppers, j stoves heaters, hotots, grillcr.x, toast- , ers, lings, irons, ealifonts, globes in cr.at variety, brackets, chandeliers, [Slings and accessories. To those furnishing now it is a good time to add to the convenience r.f the household by in- ; stalling a useful gas service. Mr Shannon can give the best advice, and will iilstal any plant or fittings, great and rtninU. , , ' The modern giis niantles are a great invention, ilntl consumers of gas for li diting purposes should make the most ne'e of mantles, hut avoid the cheap mantle—the best is worth al ' wrivs. Those yho inspect Mr. aliannoii’s gas goods display, should note als i the fine gas light illuminating the window at night, ft is a light winch is improving with the times, an • • practical demonstration cf the firstclass commodity oi gas turned out > *(],. Hokitika C as Company Foi ti e next few clays Mr Shannon’s display is sure to attract great attention.