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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19418, 28 August 1926, Page 18 (Supplement)

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No. 3 Close-Top Grille*This griller has oven burners for roasting and baking, and end ring burner for boiling. The main grilling and boiling burner is divided into two sections, and all burners are controlled by separate taps. m men.£.&9^cAnißi«lun ivoo y,,, s*o 2Vlr// 9 f, t "Champions" were the only Cooking and Hot Water Appliances to be awarded a Gold Medal at the N.Z. & S.S. Exhibition. "Champion" Products honoured at home and overseas—surely a tribute to local industry ! There's a "Champion" for every requirement; the superior design and wonderful efficiency of each unit is a strong recommendation why yours should be a "Champion." WITH THIS COMBINATION YOU CAN COOK BY GAS AND HAVE AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF HOT WATER AS WELL! It consists of the No. I Gas Cooker and the Independent Hot Water Supply Boiler, which burns Coal, Coke, Wood or Refuse. Both are finished with white enimelled, asbestos-packed doors. The Boiler has hot-pla e accomodation and can be opened for hewting the room when nec< s*ary. Both were selected for installation in the Model Kitchen at the N.Z. & S.S. Exhibition. ill VS !Si * as lit i>:a r; ; .tri., I'iHifiv -v i&totl-Uii.'. i&m&l HOTTENTOT COOKER, can be used for grilling, roasting, irying, baking and boi.ing. Each burner is controlled by a separate tap, and this is a remarkably eff icien t unit for moderate requirements. FULL RANGE OF No. 35 GAS COOKER The ideal cooker for moderate requirements; haa ample hotplate accomodation, and the door is packed with mineral wool, and enamel, lined. Supplied complete with white enamel crownplate, high-efficiency burners. and all accessories. Champion Product* manufactured BRINSLEY & CO. LTD., Dunedln and Auckland. On view at Gas Co.'s Showrooms. Table Cooker This Is a standard No. 1 Gas Cooker fi ted on a table, which eliminates stooping. The top of the Cooker, the sides and the oven door are white enamelled, enabling it to be cleaned with a damp cloth. A plate rack is provided, and th s cooker also has a rack underneath for pots. It is d tieavilv-packed with mineral wool to conserve heat, with white enamel or black sides, polished parts plated or unplaced. The Independent Boiler illustrated above in co junction with the No. 1 Gas Cooker, may ba aeen »t lea ing Hardware Houses tmd Plumbers.