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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 18 December 1925, Page 2

THE TO EASY STREET. Wo are all trying to get there, but any kousewile or tanner can make a start by buying a JL’umico . Washing .Boiler, and. save money in installing, f fuel and time. Made from everlasting pumice concrete, reinforced with hardened steel, and bound with steel hoops—cheaper than a brick copper—it’s MURDER for any woman to do washing with thick, stifling smoke rushing out between cracked bricks and a stuffed-up chimney. It .takes very little fuel, the beat is concentrated, and IN A few minutes the water is boiling. You can. use a Pumice Washing Boiler outside in the open,',-without risk of firing buildings, or in,side —anywhere! All TIMARU ■housewives should have one installed. Every": boiler: has a -standard size copper; will burn any kind of fuel, ■including gas. It aso takes up less room in a WASH-HOUSE. than any other boiler. Ask your ironmonger, or Gas Company about them, or Cromptons, Ltd., makers, Tuam Street, Christchurch.

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