CHRISTCHURCH SHOW

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 46, 17 November 1917, Page 8

CHRISTCHURCH SHOW

AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS. o.ne of the most attractive exhibits at tlio Christehurch Show was made by the agents for the famous "Wizard" Lighting Systems for country homes. Tlio present shortage of carbide and high price of kerosene havo compelled country residents to consider their, house lighting problem, and the "Wizard" Light is in big demand. No other lighting system on the market can compare with the "Wizard" in efficiency, convenience, and low working cost. The "Wizard" is the original hollow wire lighting system, and tlio essential parts of "Wizard'' Lampn arc covered by patentn. Other lamps require a cumbersome and smelly methylated spirit torch to light them, but tlio "Wizard'' ligliis with a match, is fly and moth proof, and lias an automatic needlo to keep the gas jet clean. Nearly 3000 complete "Wizard" Lighting Plants havo already been sold in Now Zealand, and tlio agents report that the prcsont demand in greater than over, and over 200 new installations are being made cnch month. The "Wizard" Light suits nil oovls and conditions of people. The Government uses it for post offices, wireless stations, military camps, otc.; Banks nso it fur their country branches; chnrchtvs, Jialls, stores, and privnto homes find the "Wizard" Light to be a profitable paying inTcstnicnt, not an expense, as the cost of running is so low that the /user saves money every time Ihe lamps are lighted. The "Wizard'' is the nlnndnrd light, and no other system is just as good. Country and suburban rfnidontfi should write io Messrs. Barly Nros., Ltd., 187 Featherston Street. Wellington, for full particulars of the "Wizard" Light before deciding to instal any other'.igliling system in thoir homes or business premises. Complete plants are sold from -El 5 upwards, and are guaranteed for five years. No other firm can civo such a guarantee. 4sk them. The "Wizard" will last- a lifetime; it is impossible to wear it out. Write for full information mur.—(Published by arrangement.)