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Hokitika Guardian, 1 March 1933, Page 7

When Guests Arrive 4“Y“ r HIS is the time when a Morfats Electric Range 1 is a priceless possession—for hospitality and good cooking invariably go together. MOFFATS What a satisfaction to know that a dinner can be cooked on aMo fiats Range without hurry or worry. The large oven cooks an entire dinner at one time. The speedy elements enable you to boil y and fry foods at a few minutes notice. ELECTRIC RANGES Let us demonstrate to you the many time-saving features of these ranges, their economy in power and their exceptional durability. ‘ DETAILS AND INFORMATION FROM:— W. H. GIFFORD OR C. L. RENTON, HOKITIKA. lFr^l 0 ® M2ZH3 «H»

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GAS COOKERS ARE CLEANER QUICKER AND ==== CHEAPER THAN THE OLD METHOD OF COOKING, AND ARE READY ALWAYr! MM i/ \ u % it! et* <P o c° IF YOU WANT TO KEEP DOWN YOUR HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES, USE GAS FOR COOKING AND ALL KINDS OF HEATING. GAS IS MORE DEPENDABLE, BETTER TO COOK AND HEAT WITH, AND A GOOD DEAL EASIER TO USE. GAS FOR HEAT !F INSTALLING A GAS STORAGE WATER HEATER, ALL THE HOT TAPS WILL SUPPLY BOILING WATER. The Modern Automatic Storage Gas j Water Heater is Built fcr Years j of Service! GAS FIRES IN THE HOUSE OR OFFICE, OR WORKSHOP, ARE AN ECONOMY. HANDY AND Cl EAN, i READY FOR PROMPT «jSE AS REQUIRED. THE MOP ERN APPLIANCES WlLr. ADORN ANY ROOM, AND J FILL JUST THE SERVICE REQUIRED. i The uses of Gas in the Home lighten the duties and afford leisure, giving pleasure and satisfaction. Gas for heating and lighting grow in favour all over the wor’d. Keep step with the wnes and use Gas -v ( for Economy and Convenience with Satisfactory Service. Gas is the Oscful Servant always affording 100 per cent service,. Gas Appliances for Purchase on Time Payments, Obtainable, with all Particulars, from Mr W. H. Shannon, Reyell Street, or ~r a; 1 Cot., Ltd . STAFFORD STRFTT, HOKITIKA