SUBURBAN HOUSE LIGHTING

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3191, 15 September 1917, Page 8

SUBURBAN HOUSE LIGHTING

THE .PROBLEM SOLVED,

For ii number of years siiburbau residents have been experiencing all tli« <!isii^lvantages of korosouu lamps ana acetylene gas lor house-lighting, and this_pr«vt'nts many city people irom taking up tli p.ir residence in the. suburbs. Uuriug the. past eighteen months over seventy suVJuro'an peoplo havo eoiyod tho lighting problem by having "Wizard" Lighting Syetoms installed in. their homes. At liay's Bay, Jluritai, ttona Bay, Hnretffunga, etc., "Wizard" Plants are 'bring fitted every week, and users find they havo secured a light superior even to toal gas or electric light at a much lower cost of running than either. Complete "Wizard" plants are sold from JIIS vpv.'anls, and make the householder independent of gas and electric 'light compan-fes,-so long as a tin oT henzino (tram which the gas is made) is available. Coal strike? cannot interfere with tho "~Wh,ard" light users, as single ox- double liurnei- stoves may bo fitted with (he system. Tho Nfnv Zealand agents, iressrs. Early Brcs., IS7 featlierston Struet, Wellington, will be pleased to 6upniy full partioulara of tie "Wizard Lighting Systems" by mail, but suburban residents should call at tlio above address, -n-hero a pjantniay be seen' In operation, and its simplicity, cleanliness, and economy explai'jei.; "Wizard" Lisht users are so enthusiastic about their 'lamps that Iho agents arc always able, to refer intending purchasers to oiie or more neighbours who are using "Wizard" plants, and they nro thus able to secure independent evidence or tho merits of tho lamps. Eing '^P 1 3059, or, belter still, call at 187 I'oaHicrston Street and examine the plaill.-(ful)-lished by arrangement.)