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Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6204, 8 October 1921, Page 3

MkXAXAXMX ®XB XAXAXttXAn W CENTRAL » FURNISHING •] 3. EMPORIUM $ SOMETHING FOR YOU! 1, A SPLENDID LINE OF WHITE DINNERWARE CHEAPEST IN THE DOMINION. 2- A Fine Selection of Dainty PERFUMED ART VASES JUST THE THING FOR BIRTHDAY GIFTS— From 1/3 Each SALAD BOWLS From 7/6 Each NOTHING NICER OR MORE APPROPRIATE THAN ONF OF THESE BOWLS. GLASS COMFORTS 6/6 Eacn AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER SUITABLE LINES OF GROCERY, . GLASSWARE, SILVER-PLATED SPOONS, AND KNIVES AND FORKS. COME AND SEE. E. G CORNER OF GLADSTONE ROAD AND GREY STREET. Phone 349. W H W H © V H

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■&- * * * * •jf * * * * TO SEE IS TO BE CONVINCED —THAT—DICKER’S Soiling HAVE NO EQUAL The No. 2 Heater is designed to take the place of the usual domestic hot water service—Will supply BOILING WATER to any part of the house in SEVEN MINUTES. DAIRY CLEANSING PLANT. The paramount need on the farm is the necessity for scrupulous cleanliness in all utensils used in the business. FITTINGS include a jet by means of which SCALDING water is forced into the cams, and also a cold water jet reaching aU parts and ensuring thorough sterilising. FIItLNG COSIS VtlKi TLE; in fact, anything that will burn will ensure a copious supply of HOT WATER. BOILING HEATER. FOR TEA ROOMS, LOUNGE BARS, HOTELS,' ETC. You cannot draw water from the TOP TAP until it ACTUALLY BOILS, which is essential for TEA making purposes. From the LOWER TAP hot water can be drawn off after lighting. lne Heater is fitted with Side Urns for Milk, Coffee, Soup, etc. A FEW USERS OF THE HEATERS. HEATING INSTALLATIONS:—.Ward’s Boot Factory Wellington: Alexander’s Soft Goods Factory, Wellington; Banks Printing Works, Wellington; Point Halswell Prison; Eketahuna High School. HOT WATER & BOILING HEATERS:—GambIe and Creed (3 shoos Wellington; Tiffen Tea Rooms, Wellington; Tattenden s Dining Rooms, Masterton; Piccadilly Tea Rooms, Feildmg; New Masonic Hotel, Masterton; Bryant and Co., Napier; Palmerston North Show Grounds. PRIVATE HOUSES:—Hon. T. Wilfcrd, M.P.; Dr. Stout; Capt Hale Munro; Mr. Hannah; over 30 machines installed for the Wellington Education Board in teachers - residences. _SOLE POVERTY BAY AGENTS—MOSS & MAHONEY PLUMBERS, &c.. GSSBORNE CALL AND INSPECT BEFORE DECIDING ON ANY SYSTEM. DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY. PRICES ON APPLICATION. -fir U t IVIUINO i 11 ni iuno TJ QCI

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