CASUAL CONVERSATIONS

Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1930, Page 3

CASUAL CONVERSATIONS

•s<v Locally, remarked my neighbour at ’fcfie pictures last night, gas. cooking is having a notable vogue of late. With the modern cooker and the applied regulo, there is no guess work about ithfLlieat,' for the cooker is under periftfebL oven control. The cookers .are iriofv very sm art-all-porcelain enamelled inside and out, and present a very attractive appearance. I was able to confirm the remarks of ,ni-y~neighbour. My cooker has a permanence because of the enamel, which gives it a beauty, while it is thoroughly (kdep clean as a china plate. I know how hard it was to clean burners and how . fast they collected grease. Now every part of the cooking top and all the burners are porcelain enamelled. Think of that/ Run a damp cloth over the whole thing and the grease comes : bff. ' ;

The latest cookers have several new features, all counting for cleanliness andbetter results. There are embossed enamelled linings to- support the racks. Recesred enamelled frays at bottom of oven to catch condensation. There is a minimum, gas consumption with the regulator system, and the results of the cooking, are wonderful. All particulars about gas appliances may be had from the Gas Company or from Mr W. H. Shannon, Revell St. New cookers now arriving.