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Dominion, Volume 38, Issue 1, 26 September 1944, Page 7

-1 ISIpSK . a t- Z/zA 8® I«V\ KITCHEN U N I T S 1 - AGAIN AVAILABLE Yes ! We’re making a limited number of ZIP Rapid Kitchen Units for the domestic market again. Metal restrictions have eased a little and a ZIP actually helps you SAVE on your present power consumption. Reserve your main electric hot-water system for bathroom and laundry use. It economises electricity that way and your neat little ZIP, so safely and handily fixed oven the.sink, takes charge of all the tea-making, washing-up, cooking,, hot water bottles and the rest. You’ll find ZIP operates at a quarter of the power consumption you’d normally use by having to help out with the main system ; ‘day-switch’ for these jobs. So actually you benefit three (1) By more and cheaper hot water from the main system. •• , (2) Lower power consumption even with the two systems. (3) A saving in time and convenience with piping1 hot water at EVERY TAP, any hour of the night or day. f z Call in and reserve Your ZIP now! ZIP LTD., 45 Cuba Street, Wellington. (Opp. Electricity House). Phone 42-660. H. N. Maunder, Managing Director.

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