GAS FOR HEATING

Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1930, Page 4

GAS FOR HEATING

Gas for heating this winter will he found an economic problem. Already there is a nip in the air at nights, and fireless rooms are chilly. A gas heater is the ready servant to give out warmth and comfort. Once installed, the application of a match suffices to create the heat, and general conditions soon prevail.

'Die ga s hot water now obtainable with the modern appliances, are wonderfully satisfactory. Hot water is litterally on top at any hour or the day or night, and assists in meeting,all kinds of domestic requirements at any emergency. The modern gas cooker with iW"" smart appearance and regulo control?, makes the daily round of duties in connection with cooking a pleasure. The gas cooker is cleaner, cheaper and ) quicker than former methods,- and the oven is ready instantly to do its duty. With the regulo, joints, cakes, or other articles of food requiring time for cooking, can be placed in the- oven, and with the supply of gas economically regulated, the cooking is turned out with the most pleasing results. Gas cookers, heaters, and all appliances may be had on easy terms, or for cash. Full particulars are obtain- , able at- the local Gas Works, Stafford Street, or from W. H. Shannon Revell Street. •