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New Zealand Tablet, Volume L, Issue 37, 20 September 1923, Page 38

frairi =3 snl era =35 H 1 m i m tm ilH M OS u =sS i m m m Uri Mil *9. GLOBE GLOBE re m i "S/S, Uri PILLAR *5<S nu PILLAR m [i [ln SD raj m fe 818 re H i i h m H i li m n \s H m re ii i Mil ndi re p LTil m mb A m FILTER FILTER er MB I 1 nO n OH! WHAT BEAUTIFUL TAPS” na That’s what everyone says directly they see m m Uril “OH! WHAT BEAUTIFUL TAPS” That’s what everyone says directly they see the new Methven Streamline, and yet the average New Zealander has been educated with the idea that the more people who competed for his trade the better off he was. Like a good many ideas it has several sides, and they all show themselves clearly in the Tap business. There are Taps which prefer to compete largely on a price basis, believing that the public is more interested in the price they pay than the value they get. On the other hand, Methven believe differently, and those who have installed the Methven Streamline Pattern Taps have a satisfied feeling which they get from actual experience, and because they realise the integrity of the maker is a priceless ingredient safeguarding their interest. So which is the better —a Tap that thinks the buyer has no better judgment than his cheque book, or a lap like the Methven Streamline which credits the buyer with the instinct for Quality and the sense to find out true economy. The quality, design, and efficiency of the Methven Streamline Pattern Taps cannot be imitated. Nothing quite like them tor value and satisfaction is obtainable. There is no such thing o as imitating this service, and satisfaction and these fundamentals of service and value prove themselves “in the long run.” They form the foundation upon which the splendid reputation of Methven Streamline Taps has been built up. The illustrations of the Streamline Patterns show a Globe Tap with a round full body and a boldly designed Pillar Tap. These patterns are used on Lavatory Basins and Baths-. The Bib Tap is for universal use, whilst the Filter attachment gives to the elegance of design a service of distinct value. This attachment serves a double utility purpose : It strains the water of gritty and vegetable matter, whilst at the same time breaking the force of the flow to prevent splashing. Here, then, is the *ery acme of perfection, an easily cleaned, smooth surfaced neat tap, handsomely electroplated, combining practical utility and efficiency with an elegance that surpasses in style. Ihe Methven Streamline Taps are made to suit the Wellington regulations. Solidly constructed, with that neat and elegant appearance and practical utility that the housewife looks for. There are no corners to catch dirt or grit. The bonnet on the body of the Tap may be screwed off by hand. Handsomely electroplated, the various designs, whether fitted over kitchen sink, the lavatory basin, or the bath—no matter where the improvement is distinct and gratifying. For the convenience of stockists, the hot and cold discs are interchangeable. Methven’s Specialties are featured by all leading Architects, and may be obtained from all dependable Ironmongers and Plumbers throughout Wtef/i 3 EaMUESS; mi §?OLiD mm 360 p per 8011. TELEGRAMS t 'METHVEN DUNEDIN Dunedin.n.z. SHOW ROOMS: GEORGE STREET S Sbfhvtn- — B«Cw-, p.o, box sot