THE PREFERENCE FOR GAS COOKERS

Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1930, Page 3

THE PREFERENCE FOR GAS COOKERS

The introduction of the modern gas cooker has established a preferehce for the use/of the appliances in most homos;j nowadays. Gas cooking in

large ' and- public institutions has .also .increased enormously of late. years, Ja fact which fdenionstrates the Worldwide popularity of hbating by gas. '‘ s* ';j'‘ .’ ■ t>i Tliejmodern gas cooker ■ is. distinguished- foif ..the thermostat • control which jiiot’only. simplifies ■cooking, but reduce^ 5 thd[;liahiiity 'to mistakes, or with home cooking'. With 'ifie thermostat , one may' cook by numbers,! .j./.V-. , The -uses' for ' gasf for heating genkerally'are increasing. The ready and handy .supply of gas places the commodity at call for’all purposes of heati ing, and : the' vogue of portable gas r fires bed and sitting rooms is how This; is the age when 'g'as is more and more into its own, and He' reliability of its services is one of - the great factors in its enhanced’popularity. ard' now available on easy terms, and special int’ruction in the u'sjfe of cookers etc. is given free of ch||ge by'the'local Gas Company. Fi’ee pilublic demonstrations are given fortnightly also, so that all may enjoy this xfihdern convenience; the use of which!! lightens home dpties, and lightens"the dkily-’routine 'of the do- , mesticiv&ervice./'-All particulars are available at Mr 'Shannon’s or from ' the G|| Company,.. ..