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Hawera Star, Volume L, 26 July 1930, Page 8

cool*®® X '■—^ |p??M WR *<>>>.;. ?***£: m mm a@s& *3ssp§ :3SS ss® Hg H V>..: 2we li X \ wemxwxfl YES, the oven is only one of the many wonderful features of my “ Champion.” The automatic ovenheat control simply does.all the thinking for me. Every recipe I try, new or old, is a splendid success. I just set the regulator at the heat required—and leave it! I can go out for the afternoon and find dinner cooked to perfection when I return. And that is only ONE thing. Think of fresh cool grey porcelain enamel everywhere that enamel can be—as easy to clean as a china plate. The oven porcelain lined, too, with embossed enamelled rack supports, and doer lining, and recessed enamelled tray at bottom to catch condensation! No moisture trickling on to the floor with a Champion! Almost best of all is the low gas consumption. I cook more than I used to, just because it is such a pleasure with my beautiful range, and yet the gas.bill,is amaz-. ingly low. We are really delighted with it. No. IT All-Porcelain Enamelled m the m Qlie Heart o, May be seen at the Showrooms of HAWERA UAS COMPANY Who will be pleased to quote terms for very easy payments. Also stocked by all Ironmongers and Builders’ Merchants. y& M mm sliiii ■ '-X \ " ' 52

R Biq Furnlshlnq Attraction! The Latest Chesterfield Suites And at prices which are now -recognised' as the Greatest Value in the Dominion. The PURSER’S QUALITY to he had on the EASIEST TERMS *#*■'#»*'******** this well-known firm, and there are no regrets after purchaser, 3 ! $ \W' Y//////0 HK iW It THE ABOVE CHESTERFIELD SUITE 7/6 8/6 Deposit WEEKLY FOR 12 MONTHS. PURSER’S Undoubtedly the most Reasonable Terms obtainable. The price includes interest charges, there being no other obligation on the purchaser. HAW E R A

BLAIRS for FARM TOOLS that will stand years of hard work and abuse that must be pampered and nursed are no use to the farmer who works out of sight of the tool shed—-he must have tools that will never let him down—he must have BLAIR Tools. SPADES and SHOVELS that never Shy at Stones. SLASHERS, AXES and HAY KNIVES that keep keen on any job; and— ‘ MAULS, WEDGES, HAMMERS and SAWS that, might light work of many a tough job.. , . " . ... .j (*^ss== a vO HIGH STREET HAWERA rotf/it CALL IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. They are well worth judgment of farmers.