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Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1934, Page 3

r'~* GRIFFEN & SMITH’S Full Range of “PYREX” 1 . ;iKa - 381 .Transparent Oven-Ware A Most Acceptable Gift sGive , *■ PYREX ’’ for lasting appreciation. T ; >she hard smooth surface of “PYREX” *<&hnot peel off or be affected by food. It ' never , loses its brilliance—: ~ver “discolours or burns out—it will last a -See the many PYREX Dishes at "PYREX” Bakes Bread An Inch Higher Two loaves of bread made of the same amount of dough—one in a metal pan, the other in a PYREX dish—were baked in the same oven at the same time. The loaf in the PYREX dish was an inch higher when finished. Bake in “PYREX” and bake better. • Ggn&ral Wholesale & Retail Hardware Merchants HOKITIKA. Head Office, Greymouth. Also at Westport.

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