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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 August 1929, Page 10

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HOW AMERICAN HOMES COOK FOOD America, known for her ceaseless desire for “More than 14,000,000 American Homes progress, furnishes a compelling lesson in the are now served by Gas utilities. advantage of Gas for cooking in the private home. To New Zealanders, the figures furnished “It is found/’ says the report, “that below will be a source of considerable gratifica- 10,830,000 homes are on the mains of manution, in that these facts endorse their own wide- factoring Gas Companies, while 3,730,000 use spread preference for Gas Cookery. natural Gas. In the total of 14,560,000 homes, These statistics are all the more cogent com- approximately 13,000,000 Gas ranges are in ing as they do from the land known as the service.” home of Hydro-Electric Power. “Mining and Metallurgy” (America) fur- “Gas has become the chief cooking fuel, nishes the accompanying information in the according to the survey, which finds that for report of a survey of how the people’s food cooking, the 27,850,000 families of the United is cooked in America. States use fuels as follows:” Manufactured and Natural Gas - - - ■ - 12,970,0000 Coal and Wood 8,290,000 Ojj. 6,000,000 Electricity - - - 590,000 Twenty-four American Homes cook by Gas to every one using electricity. Record Sale of Gas in A visit to the Gas Showrooms, II America last year Tainui Street, prov.des the means a . . .... i - r r to inspect the new Gas Cookers About 490 billion cubic feet of manu- many ; m p roveme nts , el u . factured gas were sold m IVZo, a new , . . > high record. This tremendous total was at the * ame 5™ can see * e consumed as follows: , latest Gas Fires winch provide Household Uses - - 338 billion cubic feet definite advantages to good health, Industrial Uses - - 147 billion cubic feet in addition to cosy and economical Miscellaneous Uses - 5 billion cubic feet warmth. Use Gas for Safety |

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