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Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1921, Page 4

These illustrations give a graphic history of the development of Power. First came the different forms of man-power, then the power of wind and water was utilized. . . m ~l Then animals of different kinds were used to furnish power. Next the steam and gas engines were invented. Finally, however, the Electric Motor began to replace other types of power machinery. Nowadays Electricity is everywhere recognised as the most efficient and convenient form of Power. Nowhere is it so useiul as on ihe harm. Every F arm and Country Home in the Dominion can enjoy the benefits of Electricity by means of Sf / D i 1 kdt y. m a X— Millstones o • <\ < iTtni iliff (Akm WnljiiTrfT "TD- ;• s 9 —Windmill T\' IS n A S—Horse Treadmill 7—Gasoline Engine It is a complete electric plant that run; on kerosene. It will operate over 200 electrical appliances, besides furnishing brilliant electric light. Saves Time and Labour— Work formerly done under poor liyiv. and by hand can be done Letter and in less time with the aid ol electric light and power. Lightens the Burdens of the Housewife. Electricity offers the only practical means of” taking the drudgery of household task) from hci shoulders. All the electrical conveniences a city woman has, Delco-Light makes possible for the farm house-wife. Makes the Boys and Girls Happy. Electricity on the farm offsets city attractions It brightens the evening hours, makes homes pleasanter, and studies easier. Labour is Attracted to the Farm. Electricity takes a lot ol drudgery out of farm work, and gives brilliant light tor the early-morn-ing jobs in the house, stable, milking-shed, etcIt makes the farm a belter place to work at and to live at. THE DELCO-LIGHT PLANT —runs on Kerosene. —is so simple a child can operate it. —produces maximum amount of Electricity from fuel used. —stops automatically when battery is fully charged. —is air-cooled and is self-cranking. —has only one place to oil Investigate Delco-Light —there are over 125,000 satisfied users WRITE FOR LITERATURE TO-DAY! 2—Primitive Grinder 3 §gg|jp 4—Water Wheel 6—Steam Engine m SIS ; ;T*‘>\ sssr LIST OF DELCO-LIGHT ACCESSORIES IN STOCK . B—Oelco-LiCh*8 —Oelco-LiCh* DISTRIBUTORS • Electric Iron*. Electric Fan*. _ Electric Sew-Motors. Portable Power Stand*. Electric Driven Wator Pumps. Electric Kettles. Vacuum Cleaners. Electric Toasters. Shearing Machines. Cinematograph Machines. Lantern Slide Projectors. Small Motors. Elec. (Portable) Drilling Machines. Grillstoves. The N.Z. Fanners’ Co-op. Assn., Ltd. Delco-Light Dept., CHRISTCHURCH 1% m A n she m m L»S Mfm US 0 SssSU H*ins»-2 m ■ ■vV:, DELCO LIGHT AGENTS FOR WEST COAST : Reid and McKay, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS : : 7 TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH.

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