A RECORD" SHIPMENT

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3065, 28 April 1917, Page 10

A RECORD" SHIPMENT

|: LIGHT FOR COUNTRY HOMES. ".'-What is claimed to he. a record in its »wn particular line is claimed to have been established ,by Messrs. Early Bros., 69 Cuba 'Street, Wellington/when they received a consignment of nearly three hundred "Wizard Lighting Systems" into their store this week.* The firm has also been advised tjr.at an eveu larger shipment is in transit. ■•'.; ■'Already more than- '2000 "Wizard" lighting Plants have been sold in New Zealand, and more than half of this latest consignment' is already booked for delivery. So' country residents intending to. improve the lighting facilities of their -homes should write to Early Bros, for full particulars and prices; of the " Wizard" Light.' Every "Wizard" Lighting System sold means a home made bright or a store or other building made attractive and up-to-date. Kerosene : lamps and acetylene gas are antiquated, .while tho "Wizard" Light is the last .word in efficiency. It is cheap to instal, simple and safe to operate, it .saves money every time the lamps are lighted, and brings cheerfulness wherever it is used. The "Wizard" Light has established 6ome remarkable records, tho first plant was sold a little over two years ago, but already it has been adopted by the N.Z. Government for use in their country post office/ buildings, while "Wizard" lamps are being used by the Railway Department, tho Defence Department, banks, churches, colleges, institutes, lodges, stores, hotels, billiard saloons, and buildings of every description. The majority of "Wizard" plants, however, arc sold to farmers and other country residents for house-lighting. Complete plants can be obtained for from '415 upwards, and a post-card or letter to. Early Bros., 59 Cuba Street, is all that is required to get .the fullest information.—(Published By Arrangement.) '