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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 92, 14 January 1886, Page 4

*m&- LATEST- AMESKJAI^I&IKEKTION. THE y ICTOJIT of ELECTEICITY. — Since Electricity has been applied Hghfiug purposes, all efforts of inventors have beea directed, to construct, a lamp for general domestic use. The i reason why this problem has till now j riot been solved, is ; that 1 none of 'the inventors could rid ; themselves of the idea of gas lighting and that all have I adhered to. the system of producing the I Kiectricity in some central place, or by large machinery, instead of first laying < ! down the principal that a Lamp popular, > must be portable, like an Oil Lamp, and ■ contain the generator of Electricity in itself, i. c., in the foot of-the Lamp. The" Norman Electric Light C«. has at last succeeded in completely realizing this ideal of Electric Lightning, and there is no doubt that this most important invention will bring about a complete reyr lution in all branches of lighting. Our Electric Lamp] [needs neither Ma' chinery, Conductors, nor , any expensive outlay, and is neither complicated, nor ' disagreeable in manipulation ; all that; is necessary is , to reSU. it every four. or five .&ays;wjth,aeid., of } lightfna. will tie as cheap as gas (f cents per hour), and it, has before'' the latter the immense adf vantage of neither producing heat, smoke nor carbonic acid, r o_\?;ing^to,whioli the air is not impured, and remaibs at the tfaine #Jirwnof tfemperature. Jt isfurtiieri Absolutely ,inpdorouf,. and does, not need; to ] be )^i^dlept,by,,in)a,tch, pr o.tlierwise, but simply by turning the key, thus avoiding dcmgerupfJiret'exiplysiGin or suffocation, as^ in the .caseoi gas, ; if.the key is left open; and "it must be' conceded that tbite advantage alone is invaluable.- . Jjtr; ft further preferable to any known iirid^of lighting for the following reaspips s^--^ 7 ' (1 .) Its' 'manlpitfajtion Wsoisimple that »uy dh'ild can keep itin order* > : j c•: (2.i) That the Lamp' is portable, and can .- be i Temoved-likfl an Oil Lamp; from ; one place to another. '■"<< '■- '■■ - i '■ . '■ " i (8.) That Ii neither rfequtTd*'-tlie disfagreeable fixing of the wick, or the clean- > [s?^ the; «y!luide>» c«s m the caw plpil (S^That'the f ii K ht ; produced is a soft and most steady one-; that it never flick-ersj-audy-tte^omie, th.ougt beipg equal ijn jnr'poweriLof.JßKhtuigJtolgas.xcan be reguj- j lated toany degree. (5)- Thfkt'everv danger qf fir f is absn lutily'exitudLed, as thTe light will extinguish immediately, if by" any accident the gla^s surrounding the 1 burner should be broken. (6.) That it will burn even m the atrong- ; esbwindi completely unaffected, thus being invaluable for illuminations, lighting pf gardens^ jqprrjdprs, &rc^ • ; „|. , ; I This Lamp is constructed for the present in three different ,sizes .~r. - ; X'lSma'U size. " Height of complete Lamp. 14 inches 5 pounds; for lighting' rdpms, cellars, storage houses, ; powder magazines ' (or similar, places 1 where explosives are kept); cbachfes illuminatians, gardens, mines, or any other indnatriak purpose/ Price, <&Li — :J - • j Per Lamp, delivered free to any part ot the world. .... , j \& 'mediant site. ; Serves rj iH ao)inestikj purposes for lighting- rooms, houses* -&i s. This Lamp ia elegantly) decorated, and has removable white ground Glass Glolu. ' P,rrce» per ; Lamp ; (inclusive of . ,Bron3» Foot and Gflpbe, riqhly and elegantljy constructed), £2. — --delivered free any part of the world.. j O.^GrandCsii^forParlPr, Hall; Salboq, Public Building, '■&&. The Lamp gives ja .most brilliant . ligbt» r lsßjarge L removable white^JGrlobe, decorawdimoi it | tastefully,, and, the workiqanship is botab first-class 'and elegant. Price £4 10s. 4v Bronze, Japan---^se,|Fajen(re^r Si(rerj9xyle. '{ '/; ] Any 'special size or design* made to order. Estimates furnished. All Lamps are u ready for immediate us ;, and will -be. immediately -seQt, securely packed instrdnTe'woodenliiox, with printed directions for.usej ;a quantity of chemica s sufficient foi several months' lighting, an i one extra burner for size A, and two ft r sizes B and C. "TBe" necessary chemica s can be purchased in any Drug Store, 1 a even thWmallest'village. ■ ' - , / Ewry Lamp is .accompanied ,bj^ a writ'ien guaran^ie' f or one year,- and; will be exchanged^ or money refunded, lif ,the ,sa,me .tihpu]^ not give complete j3atisf^ao-tioh'-y 1 ; ■!■■'■■■>*■ •» ■•••■• ■• .'■■••• ■• ; , On^ ail orders fpr .six^Tjamps andaboye, a dfscbunt~6f L B?xper^ centVwilfbe allowed.No orders from abroad filled, unless acjcompanied by a" remittance to cover tb,e amount, or first-class references on :a: NWw-'Yort ori Philadelphia ho'useC : ■■': ! The best method of sending money is by draft on New York, 'which' isan-^e procured at any Banker, and everywhere, or ; enclose , tße * aaJount yiin v Bank '^otep,. gold coins, ' 6r : jtostage ' stamps of any couWery^>fth#%orl<i. ' : I . All orders, the smallest,' a* W< 11 as the most imp.oriapt, . will i receive 1 the same particular attention, and will be foifwarded without delay. j JJ^f" Our Electric Lamps are protected hf lalw; end -all iimitatioto^ and infringements will be-pr*sfecut6d. j T . <®" Agents, . Salesmen on Commission, and- Consignees ■ for our' Latnps, wanted everywhere. No . special > knowledge or capital required. A fortune to be made by active persons.. Ad<J*esgX :;■■■•. ■■■■■■; ; The Nobmaf Eleotbic Light Co. J : '.' ; : Philadelphia.. U.S. of Americ^. LAND^ FOR SALE. T A A A ACRES in/Kimbolton Road. ~fcUU Fenced with a ring fence, with 150 acres in grass. \ For particulars apply J STAR OFFICE. E. ELLERY GILBERT,! Pianoforte, : j Harmonium and Cabinet Organ Tuner ( and Repairer. EE. G. makes four visits in • the year between Waoganui aiid Palnierston, cabling- at* all the town and country districts, having with him a good supply o\ all kinds of material for repairing Pianos, Harjmoniuhis, &b ' \ Pianos tuned by the year. ! Orders may be left care of H. I. Jonesi, Wanganui and at the Star office, Feilding. ! THOS. W. PILCHER, I SHIP, ; Commission, ■ Forwarding and Customs Agent, W ELL [N G TON. I nstrucf i< 'iris • from -Co'tin f ry"> ©istrictj^ : promptjy attended to. ;