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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 59, 20 February 1911, Page 4

COME TO THE LAST OF OUR GREAT {SUMMER | SALE! WL ] YOU WILL SAVE MONEY ON A SUIT, YOUR 1 UNDERWEAR, '[ SHIRTS, ; HOSE, and your BOOTS ; Millar 8 Giorgi, The Great Outfitter?, HASTINGS.

THE POINTS

‘ That give the CHAMPION RANGE The lead over aii other makers l are: — I 1. —The Oven, being umJc cold | rolled steel, strengthened on top j with an extra plate, ensures a good, f even heat, while there is no risk of their cracking as the cast-iron ovens wul.

2.—The Adjustable Fire-box enables the fire to be regulated to various sizes, a r *d ensures economy of fuel, while it gives equally good results with either coal or wood.

3.—The Copper Boilers are large and strong, having an extra strong plate of copper on the side next the fire. They are all tinned inside. The high-pressure ranges give a large supply of hot water.

4.— The Hot Plate is large, and has three pot-holes, so that there is room for a number of pots to heat at one time.

5. —The Regular and continual heat of the oven makes it the must suitable for baking bread, pastry, and puddings.

6.—The Draught is regulated vy three dampers, and is thus always vnder complete control.

7—The Open Fireplace arrangement is a boon to all who use the range for heating purposes.

B.— The Finish and appearance is unequalled by any other range on the market.

9.—The Contrivances for Cleaning are up-to-date, very simple, and convenient. No one in need of a range should buy another make before seeing THE CHAMPION. Sole Agents:

H. WILLIAMS 6 SONS, Ltd, IRONMONGERS, Haaiings aad Napier. W, J. Robertson, Manager. HASTINGS