Page 16 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19798, 19 November 1927, Page 16 (Supplement)

r As much hot water as yott want —at the moment you want it. Just think of it! Wouldn't it hurry along house' Work —lighten it, too? jMSBfl] fISS af Every night of the week, everyone in the house, from Dad to Baby, can have a luxurious hot bath—two if they want. There's no limit to the hot water supply if there's a Hardley's EXCEL Electric Hot Water Cylinder installed. Electricity is a fire that never goes out. With it, water is heating, heating, heating, all the time. As fast as the hot water is drawn off, fresh water is heating up. Supplies every tap in the house, too! The copper —the tubs—the sink— And the EXCEL Electric is the lowest-priced Electric Hot Water System on the market. Let us send you our free book. Costs you nothing —no obligation. Just fill in and post the Coupon. HOT WATER CYLIND Manufacturers: HARDLEYS, LTD., """ , . Broadway, Newmarket. / - CsK

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