GAS FOR HOUSE KEEPING

Hokitika Guardian, 29 June 1929, Page 4

GAS FOR HOUSE KEEPING

To-day there is an advertisement in another column calling attention to the benefits of Gas for housekeeping. In these times when chimneys are proving a costly matter, Gas fires of all' kinds are coining more info favour. With the use of Gas, chimneys may he Saved, and the saving will pay for several Gas appliances usbful about the home. A cooker, a copper, a califoi.it, “a heater, a gril'.or, a'Gas iron,-dill are indisponsiblo for domestic: duties, and used may supplant the necessity for the open fireplace ■ and chimney. Another .special advantage is the labour saving value in cleaning and dusting, and the continual • drawing of fuel to keep the open fires going. Gas is always oil tap, and the application of a match gives heat instantly, and perfect home service. The modern appliances are neat and smart and can ibe had 'ii sizes and prices to fit any home. The appliances may be Had on time payment, and at terms to meet a'!, (fas is coming into vogue wherever it is obtainable, and ail architects now make special provision for the use of Gas iu new homes as the service is regarded its the best for all round domestic use.

Full particulars of styles of appliances for home service, and prices and terms of payment, may be had from Mr AV. H. Shannon, Re veil Street, or at the local Gas Works, Stafford Street.