NEW PLYMOUTH SHOW

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3106, 9 June 1917, Page 8

NEW PLYMOUTH SHOW

A BIG. ATTRACTION. The Winter Show at New Plymouth next week is expected to break all previous records; all available space was booked some weeks ago, and elaborate arrangements have been made which will ensure an interesting and enjoyable week for visitors. One of the most interesting exhibits at tho Show will be a display of the famous "Wizard" Lighting Systems, and visitors should make a point of visiting the "Wizard" Light Stand, where the lamps will be seen in operation, and the system carefully explained by the agents in charge. On one night of the Show last year the city electric supply failed, and for a considerable time the "Wizard" Stand was the onlv one illuminated. The "Wizard" Light is now too well known in all country districts to require explaining; over 2500 complete plants have been sold during the past two years, and if tho present demand continues, a few years will see almost every country house using the "Wizard." The "Wizard" Light is superior to other light* on live market in that the lamps are ligliied with a match, instead of a methylated spirit torch, which is required to litrhl. other lamps. "Wizard" lamps are fitted with an automatic cleaning needle to keep the jet clear, while the generator of other lamps must be removed in order lo pet at the jet, besides which "Wizard" lamps are fly and moth proof, so that the mantle, is always protected from these pests—a I'reat advantage in the summer. The farmer or country storekeeper who iostiils a. lighting system in his house without first inaniryjs into the merits of the "Wizard" is not studying his best interests. Complete "Wizard" plants are sold from .-£ls upward-:, and are guaranteed far five years. Before being UPr-manled. that another lirht i« just <>s good, country residents should write, to Messrs. Enr|r Bms., Ltd.. at their .new address. IS" Feather-si on Street. .Wellington, for full iwrtknlars of the "Wizard."—(Published by Arrangement.)