GAS IN THE HOME

Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1931, Page 2

GAS IN THE HOME

' *>»>» |i- .1 The HoUitikn Gas fompwiy Wd„ provides a very USfdttl service for CQpfWTIPPi) fifid userg mmA be well p(eftsed with the results, ns the consumption steadily increases. Modern appliances for gits'- u§fevs- are now widely spread. There is gomeejefeour saying-epphnnoe tor gag for practically eyeiy use, Reports from England, America and elsewhere ail point ,to the root that- the use of gas is increasing all dhe time and that though it' has rivals, it is never going to be supplanted for it rises superior to all competition,

The local company met consumers lately with a reduction in the price of gas. This practical contribution to the times had its reward, for the consumption increased, Most homes now have gas installed, because it can be applied to so many useful purposes about the home. Where beat is required, gas is the ready, handy servant always on tap for the task required. Gas is labour saving at every turn and go reliable and efficient, and withal economical. Users are increasing in number and the vogue of* gas more and more genera], .which is the best endorsement of the advantage ot gas in the house, The gas cooking demonstrations begin next Tuesday and these always add to the popularity of ga« in the homes. All particulars about gas and suitable appliances are obtainable from the Hokitika Gas Company, Stafford Street, or Mr W. H. Shannon, . Revel] Street... '