GAS INSTALLATION

Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1928, Page 2

GAS INSTALLATION

J lie favour ot gas t.> complete the well appointed home has now been established fully. In all parts of the world, gas has come into great favour lor household purposes. Where heat is required, gas is the ready', handy servant. The uses of gas in (treat Britain and the United States are manifold. From the smallest liolne to the greatest hostelry, gas is being utilised for cooking and heating. It has solved the problem for flat living, and is settling the smoke nuisance in all the great cities, of the world, (Jus in the home gives relief to all concerned with the domestic management. It is .so reliable in all eireuinstanees that its great convenience is outstanding. The latest appliances for cooking are marvels ill economy itlid perfect results. Last year nearly 1.030 cookers were sold in Auckland, over 2.-100 in Wellington, and upwards of 2,000 in Christchurch: Then- is a reason for this extensive service, and it is not surprising cookers, heaters, niul ealifonts ate in increasing demand locally. All particulars may he found at the Hokitika Gas Work. Stafford Street, or from Mr W. If. Shannon. Bevel! Street. Free instruction and advice given with all appliances purchased locally.