Health and activity in middle and later life / by Joseph Constantine.

  • Constantine, John
Date:
1890
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    to the committee responsible for heating it. In simple justice, there- fore, I am bound to acknowledge the successful adoption of your Stove. We have found it inexpensive to erect, economical in use, easy of management, entirely safe, and Always reliable. With one Stove and three hours' firing we get a volume of pure warm air, undisturbed by draughts, and ample to maintain an agreeable temperature.—Yours sincerely, W. J. Woods, B.A., F.R.G.S., Minister. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, STRETFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER. Nov. 4th, 1885. Messrs. J. Constantine and Sons. Dear Sir,—We have pleasure in stating that the Patent Convoluted Stove, which you erected in this church some fourteen years ago, is still in use, and has answered our purpose well during the whole time.—We remain, dear sirs, yours respectfully, C. W. Ashworth, ) , , Churchwardens. S. Cobb, } ZION CHAPEL, RIPON. October 29th, 1885. Messrs. J. Constantine and Sons, Manchester. Gentlemen,—We are glad to learn from your man, sent over at our request to inspect the heating apparatus, that, the Convoluted Stove is in as good condition as the day you put it in for us, now some nine years ago. We are pleased to say that the heating of the chapel by your system has been very successful, and in every way satis- factory, the members of the congregation remarking how much more comfortable the place is now than when it was warmed by the hot-water pipes. The cost, also, for fuel is considerably less, and the heat more evenly distributed throughout the building.— Yours truly, for the Trustees of Zion Chapel, W. H. Kearsley, Secretary. The last three places of worship were all fitted with hot-water apparatus, which, though in good working condition, had to be taken out because of the cold draughts from the roof. The Convoluted Stove entirely remedied this.