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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 424, 15 November 1930, Page 17 (Supplement)

Up; ' i ISkHh Rctnrmber thr ” New I IBShW U orl.r’ ovrn heat k con. MBy 'a wßegnlo dial, cnubltnu au enure meal rn |»c cookeJ at ■’ one t.me. without attention. ■Sv * •■kJp n . WHwraw Hm MOLL fife YOb NEED THESE OVEN ADVANTAGES—easiIy ffi cleaned, mottled enamel finish—single burner and flue at bottom ensuring economical combustion : maintaining an even heat and ideal cooking conditions —low-placed baseplate forming a zone for cool-temperature cooking, enabling milk puddings, etc., to be cooked while roasting is going on above —grid shelves, on removable pillars, held by check pieces so that they cannot fall out even when fully withdrawn —bottom of oven closed by easily • cleaned enamel baseplate—these are a few of the features which make the NEW WORLD oven supreme. WRIGHT’S EUREKA NEW WORLD PORCELAIN ENAMELLED GAS COOKERS ’ NEW WORLD COOKERS CAN 3E OBTAINED FROM THE WANGANUI GAS DEPARTMENT'S SHOWROOMS. TERMS—£I DEPOSIT, AND 10/- MONTHLY, CONNECTED FREE

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