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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17124, 20 April 1921, Page 10

iiiini|iiii|iiiiillliiiiiilliiil % b i®///iiF -X2 - \ £ Lighting 9 • V 0T Nw V\x for every Farm including YOURS! Outhouse l Lighting is i s \V v-W THE Farmer begins his day before sunrise and finishes it after sunset. He has to work in the dark at the beginning and end of each day, and often his only means of lighting are lanterns, candles, and laraps—all dangerous and unsatisfactory. Electricity is what every farm and country-home requires—not only for lighting, but fpr power also. , Electricity is brought within reach of etfery Farm by means of Delco-Light—the self-contained power plant that runs on kerosene, and it is so simple that it can be operated by a child. What a | K.W. Delco-Light Plant will do : It will for at least 4 hours on one gallon of kerosene. During that time it will generate and store sufficient electric energy to light four lamps for four hours daily for one week. Or it will supply sufficient power to operate: Three Shearing Machines Two Milking Machines A 75 gallon-an-hour Separator, A 1,000 gailon-an-hour Water Pump Grill Stove and £lectric Kettle Vacuum Cleaner and Fan A 6jlb. Electric Iron Seed-Cleaning Machine, or Potato Sorter Washing Machine and Wringer A Churn—and in fact any farm or household machinery , that can be operated by hand. Liit of De&o-Ufht Aec*iiori*« la Stock:—Elteotc Irtma, Elecbk Fax, Electric SewMotom Portable Pawet Stands* Electric Driven Water Piunpt, Electric ICettlea. Vacuo* Qeaoen. Electric Toaiten. Shearing Machines. Cmematograph Machines. Lanlcrs SWe'Projscton, Small Motan.'Electrte (Portable) Drittmc Madnaea. Crilktom. When Delco-Light is working Human Labour is being Saved □ * D 5M Write for Free Literature, and List of N.Z. users. The N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Association Ltd., l n Delco-Light Department, Christchurch <5 m v4=- % r tl# i "Villi sit iwliMffl! HAINES SHJDIO i[ iifTiiinn nwifin liiiiiiiiiiifli lilll mm ill ii sw 111* mis

North Canterbury Delco Light Agents: TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. £^^V/' V (Also Agents for the Famous Exide Battery.)