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Hokitika Guardian, 15 July 1930, Page 7

r « f 2 % M Lr: 5C ft is neither habit nor fashion th at prompts a woman to buy a modern gas stove in preference to any other kind. She merely follows a course that is dictated by past experience as well as thought for the future. Past experience has shown quite clearly that gas possesses many important advantages over other methods of cooking, and the future does not give promise of anything better than gas for the production of heat. Measured, by any practical standard of value, gas easily establishes itself as the most efficient, as well as the most economical, service for cooking. It does all varietie of cooking with equal facility, gives every degree of cooking heat, is not interrupted by breakdowns or failures, and is much cheaper than any other kind of fuel. Tliermostal control on every modern cooker not only simplifies the cooking itself, but does not allow for mistakes to be made. With it—well, you cal-COOK'BY NUMBERS. CALL ON THE GAS COMPANY AND ASK TO SEE THE NEWEST 1 GAS COOKER. Any Cas Appliance may be Purchased cn Easy Terms! HOKITIKA GAS COY., LTD Gas in the Home For Contentment Gas Cooking Instruction Fortnightly ATTEND THE CLASSES AT THE SOLDIERS’ HALL JULY Bth. JULY 22nd. AUG. sth. AUG. 19th. STPT 2nd SEPT. 16th. ALL PARTICULARS ABOUT GAS APPLIANCES AVAILABLE AT 'GAS COY’S OFFICE. HOMES VISITED AND NE CESSARY INSTRUCTION GIVEN WHEN DESIRED. CAS HEATERS ARE A BOON JUST NOW! INSPECT APPLIANCES AT SHOW ROOM: W. H. SHANNON’S REVELL ST. HOKITIKA. STAFFORD STREET, HOKITIKA.