SUBURBAN HOUSE LIGHTING

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3053, 14 April 1917, Page 10

SUBURBAN HOUSE LIGHTING

THE PROBLEM SOLVED. For a number of years suburban residents have been experiencing all tho di& advantages of koroseno lamps and acetyleno gas for, house-lighting, and this prevents many city people from taking up their" residence in tho suburbs. During tho past eighteen months over seventy suburban people havo solved tho lighting problem by having "Wizard" Lighting Systems installed in their homes. At Day's Bay, Muritni, Rona Bay, Here.taunga, etc., "Wizard" Plants are being fitted every week, and users find they have secured a light superior even to coal gas ,or .electric light at a much lower cost of running than either. Completo "Wizard" plants r.i-o sold from „£ls upwards, and make the householder independent of gas and electric light companies, so long as a tin of benzine (from which the gas is made) is available. Coal strikes cannot interfere with the "Wizard" light users, as single or donblo burner stoves may Ist fitted with the systems. The.New Zealand agents, Messrs. Early Bros., 59 Cuba Street. Wellington, will be pleased to supply full particulars of the "Wizard Lighting Systems" by mail, but suburban residents should call at the above address, whore a plant may be seen in operation, and its simplicity, cleanliness, and economy explained. "Wizard" Light users are 60 enthusiastic about their lamps that tho agents are always able to refer intending purchasers to one or more neighbours who are using "Wizard" plants, and they aro thus able to secure independent evidence of the ineritn of the lamps. Ring Telephono 3959, or, better still, call at 59 Cuba Street and oxamine the plant—(Published by arrangement.)