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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 254, 22 July 1919, Page 6

PEACE ILLUMINATIONS. AT THE CENTRAL POST OFFICE. Until late Friday evening the Post Office officials wero in despair over their pcacc illuminations. Everything was in order for a fine display, "but without electric current to operate the thousands ol light bulbs the labour and experfse occasioned were nil in vain; The main feature of the illuminations was a series of transparencies representing the Allies' (lags. Those flags were fitted into the windows faciug Post Office Square. At 4.30 p.m. on Friday, Messrs. Early Bros., Ltd., rang up the Post Office, anil offered to illuminate ihe "flag transparencies; and by 7 p.m. on Saturday 20 powerful "Wizard" lamps had been'installed, and the front of the Post Office presented a beautiful sight. The Allies' llags stood out ill Kfld relief, and attracted a buxta lutri appreciative .crowd of sightseer,s on Saturday, Sunday, and lionday nights. The "Wizard" lamps used at the Post Office are practically the same as those used for lighting private houses. About oOOfl "Wizard" lighting plants are in use in seaside and country homes, stores, etc., in New Zoaland, and Messrs. Early Bros., Ltd., the New Zealand agents, state that they are still installing on an average over 100 "Wizard" plants per month.—