"THE "WIZARD" LIGHT

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 116, 2 February 1918, Page 10

"THE "WIZARD" LIGHT

WHY IT EXCELS. Nearly three thousand complete "Wizard" Lighting, Systems have been sold in New Zealand durmg the paj>t thieo and a half years, and if all of the country houses, stores, churches, banks, post offices etc., fitted with the WizaiU Light'were brought together they would form a city of about 24,000 poputaton. Before the advent ot the Wizard Light, kerosene lamps and acetylene rbs..were: m general übo, but up-to-date country hou»eholdera and storekeepers find that the f Wizard" gives them a superior light• to citv coal gas at much less oost, and they are entirely independent of gas or coal success of tho "Wizard Light has produced the usual cropi of imitators, but "Wizard Lamps are patented and cannot be copied. 1' lfteen yeans ago "Wizard" Lamps required a toiJi dipped in methylated spirit , to stait them, but the up-to-date Wizard Lamp lights with a match, and is a' most as easy to light as town gas. The "Wizard" is the only l? 0 " 0^ 0 j nL , 6V stcm 011 the market that is nu.ji lamps i and have automatic needles to keep tiie S clean. The. other* nre nil made the obsolete design < I,s ?" l ,^ d re nu ir o in "Wf'J dimml in methylated sfi to lSht them and the jet must be seconds, then turn on the light "Wizard" Lamps are specified for use in all new country post offices, wireless stations, etc. Large numbers of lamps are also used by the Kaihvay Department, military authorities banks. halls, churches, etc., throughout the Dominion. In fact the "Wizard" Light is vccocrni«od as-the moetjiiip-to-ilate and efficient medium of conntrv mid suburban houssli"hling in New Zealand, ilouseholdors should write to Messrs. Early Bros.. Ltd.. 187 Eeatlierston Street, Wellington, or full particulars of prices of the Wizard", before being persuaded that some other light, is "just as good. — (Published by Arrangement.!