THE CONVENIENCE OF GAS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 September 1927, Page 2

THE CONVENIENCE OF GAS.

The convenience of gas is exemplified n'.’i the year round in every household where it is used, hut perhaps never more than in the summer-time when economy in heating is required. Gas is the ready, handy servant at once available hy turning a tap and applying a match, ft is an ideal fuel for all purposes where heat is required and with the modern appliances may be used in rooms or buildings of ai’i .skies. Special’ appliances are now being manufactured for beating halls or theatres, the plant being on a graduated scale according to the size of the rooms. The use of gas heaters is favoured in households because they are dependable and always clean. There is no prepartory drudgery setting tires and carrying fuel, nor any aftermath in clearing away the residue of a wood or coal fire, with the extra work in dusting. The great convenience assured by the use of gas heating appliances is bringing them into universal popularity, and it is remarkable how the use of gas is growing in Hokitika. All 1 particulars in relation to appliances and terms of purchase may be had at the gas works, or from TV. H. Shannon, ltevell Street.