Auckland Advertisement?., ; FIRE EXTINGUISHER! TTT T & S. - MORRIS AND CO. SOLE AGENTS FOR NkW ZEALAND, HOW TO XJSEJ IT. the'general rule \p be alloys observed is this » Take the qttidkest arid" stirest, method possible to break the Grenades and Matter the Contents itttd thTfire. It the tire covers a hard flat surface, like the walls or floor of a rodni; throw the Grenades bard ettdUgh to break theirt attd scatter' thteir contents into the fire"* If the fire" fcan be apptdacited doseehaugh to do so, i»ke ft: Grenade" in each hand by the heck, and with tight haruTGrennde kliotok till frpm'the left habd, scatieribg the fcontents of bbth ifato -the firth Should ft fltB occur atootifc soft substances- like drapery, a pile tff ra^S, Hay, or shavlflgs, Urtiei 1 © they cailttdl be approached to break the Grenades into the flame, break the Grenades into a dish artd daatt the contents upon the fir«i ' . • These general directfottft m\\ enable ahy Oi.e to ina»ter ft fits of even kt-ge ettebt with these Grenades, by exercising a little common sfense". - N.B.— lt is the gas generated that extinguishes fittit . • • -" Frequently tes^ts are made by purchasers to satisfy their dftri tiUflosiky, b,7 endeavouring to extinguish a huge opeti*air bonfire With one Grenade. We do hot claim to* extibguish bon* fires, built Upon the grouttdj With one Or t*d Greriad^s; A little reflection will make it apparent to ally otte that when broken Upon such fires th« ktgeat.part of the extinguishing gas is carried upward ahd away frOtrithe^ fire by thd drafts Hence all this class of fires require a Farger riuidber of Greffades broken at the base of the fire td' eltinguish it* Nine out of ten actual fireß are on surfaces 00 exposed that they call he readily reached by the gas< Where the wall of a rodttl ii ati tite, break the GreriAdgs into the fire as near thd base as possible iticl the gas will be carried upward, and cover a larger area of flame< We do not claim to be able to control fires thai may occur iri large bddteft ttf o\U varnishes, etc., in tanks or barrels, unless taken^at the immediate Outset, as these articled when subjected to heat are rapidly converted into iughly inflammable gases. Heridfy evdil * whe« stidh fired are to alt duttfrurd appearances extingaished by t}w GreriSde's'} i «iUfficiefli degree ot heat might still exist to cauM spontaneous re4griHidtf after the fire-extingnishinj| gat; has expended itajforc^i Do "Hot expecUootnucb. of one, Grenade. , *Jse enough at the beginning td c(d the work promptly and completely. They are so cheap that you can afford to use them* tinsparinglyi The great desideratum is something that is SIMPLE, BvM, ALWAYS R^ADY; thai will not get dut df te'pair, arid" that at the same time can be effectively used by anyone who happens to be near when the fire breaks out. < * + . All these requirements are fully met by the HARDEN " STAR" tiAND GRENADA FIRE EXTINGUISHER, which has already achieved in both America £hd Europe a great reputation, and has bleen thd nleahs ot saving thousands of pounds. ;' THEIR PBINCIfAL FEATURES AREJ— They are small and convenient fdrhandlia^ dan be hutig up arourtd every floor df your dw6lUrig"-tidttsei.office» warehdUße, ot stable^ ao* cesaiblb at an irtßtant's noticed .--.,,.. T)hey ate al^dy«| ready fttr itiiniedlate' UsK ; tiny marij woniarij dr child can use thcai efficiently. -•■ ..'' - .v.>.^,.- |T | ,^lJ* .- ...... .
DYNAMITE. GENUINE DYNAMITE. LON(J and extensive Use has established NObKL'S td be tlie purest, Safest} tnost Reliable, Least Objectionable in close workings,* and Strongest Dynamite manufactured. ... xS The most perfect patent dppli irices are used in its manufacture, a&well as beifig under the direct Bap«rvisi<Jft' of the Eng- : . iiaJi Gorermnentj who infot that er^ty ton aiiaii pass the most rigid tests possible. Thus, if not of the specified quality and .purity; forbid its loaving the Factory,— hattce tinifofffii'ty, stability,, and parity are Assured. Whilst other brands, not having, the same appliances and supervision* hart ofteil failed td riieet tliede" BtiVrt* terftt* been Seised and confifcatid. NOBEL'S in itiortar shots has proved" itself by f rtr the strongest dynHmite< NOBEL'S la unequalled for \mftlng, qudfr^lng, Wasting in 1 Wet or dry, solid", of fissured rock, tunnelling, breaking up • wrecks, sunken rocka, Wowing otlf «fld split- j ting up tree roots, boulders, Ac.j etfecting innriensesavirtg in tirtiejlnbcur^md money. Insist— -its is done in rtiost plaues^on getting onti) Nobel'S} Glasgow-make, which all bears the Cotttponv's Tfade Mark, ittcluditlg the naftie" ot Alltrkd Nobel/ the Inventor of Dynamite. Beware 1 Do not be" deeeivtid by Uolonidf'or Continental brands. - \i, Price reduced to TWO SHlLUMtiAttd SIXPENCE per Ik with Discount to the Tradei & NOBEL'S PATEttt BLASTING GELATINE, Is 40 per cent stronger than tfj-namite jj gires off less smoke ;, is as safe as Dynaittite j is slower*, lets shattering, and more expansive in its acllot! } Indissoluble in I water ) invaHubly remains soft lifheti all other nitr vglycerine, compounds are frozen ) and is Hied with fuse, detonator,and dynamite primer in the same manner as Dynamite, although "A\\m of bl^Cing igelatine gives butler results than o*£ioB of Dynamite^ yet it is.only 6d per 1b per ylb ' packet highet in prh;6, Neoessafy double tape ffise, be>st ut ordinary rates* ftnd improved sine deton- ,«• i tors for iir ing. Also^ warming parts for; jthawipg' dynamite when froiiun ) and if; these puos iirti t^ed hot water in the outer , < part of them np to 150 degrees Itaht may 'be used with dii&ty. Dvmniiite »md Gela- ' tine always Jnsitockj Printed instructions , tot using the above explosives issued with uVtfy' 61b paclJttge; Supplies friay bVhad fh>rit 3aMes Rbn- , sMaW arid T.& S* Moßftji? & Co., Liuiited, .Thaittuu^ $qpn VhilUPs &, Son, Pueroa, i W»lls & ttcDTi'KR, Te AfoUhf mid othert*. , Atrcftts fof Kobel's Explosives Company, Limited, o<«9i*ow~ft>f N.otth #dw 2Se»- ;„ : . \IH? ti PO3Ht J& ii AN 'fir. GO,
COPtFM <tt .fH» c AWtiA JfUJWs (with rOUH-PAGB SUPPLEMENT -i-nch week) c»»rt Ueol»t«injd tit Mr J. M..
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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 117, 29 August 1885, Page 7
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