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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13091, 2 April 1903, Page 3

THE ... TSie "ALPHA" Stovs. Head Lowered for Lighting. NEEDED. BURNS KEROSENE. 3i Banger of Explosion WO SMOKE OB SMELL GIVES A GREAT HEAT BURNS SILENTLY EASY TO LIGHT AND EXTINGUIBS IS EASY TO LIGHT, NO PUMPING REQUIRED: AND-NO SPIRITS USED. BURNS WITH AN INTENSE BLUE FLAME, akd a ABSOLUTEMr 2EESff NO COMPLICATED BUENEE TO GET OUT -OF OEMS. NO NEEDLES REQUIRED. POSITIVELY THE BEST BOILING OR HEATINGSTOVE IN THE WORLD. . _ . i f li'BJ SOLE AGENTS' FOR NEW ZEALAND, LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT! WELSBACH INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHT. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF BURNERS. (X 8 AND AFTER APRIL Ist, 1903, THE PRICES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS :- -r" ■RiT'R'MiR.R " nTEPPB'' COMP. WITH CHY. and MANTLE . . . . is fid .. r » .-hyp PV3S BURNER '•C» BYPASS BURNER '''MEDWAY" COMP.,'WITH CHY. *ud MANTLE & 61 JENA CHIMNEYS, 9in V • & JENA CHIMNEYS, Gin . . • • • • • • •" RENEWAL MANTLES 8d EACH. WELSBACH KERN RADIATORS. THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT IK GAS FESES. ENAMELLED -TO MATCH WALL. PAPERS. . FURE HEAT AT SMALL COST. TTTF WELSBACH LIGHT COY. OF AUSTRALASIA, LIMITED, HOLD THE SOLS THE WELSBALU ££^ HE S;AI>E 0P TIIE9E IN new ZEALAND. NEW SUNLIGHT INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHT. In order to meet the demand of the- Public for a Cheaper Quality of lacacdsscfiiii i£a- *„,;„! -tl>» WaJabach Li"ht Company of Australasia, Ltd., is now plfOEe on the rciias=-.:— SS' , ™°„ BURNER, " APOLLO," with WHITE MANTLED C3Y fis Cd THE".C" IuXLIGHTBYE.PASS,«HELIAS," with WHITE MANTLE ud Oil Y 4« M SUNLIGHT CHYS., 9in • • • - .• ■ ?T SUNLIGHT CHYS., 6in- . .- • • renewal mantles ed each. \ 700 CANDLE-POWER. FOR A CONSUMPTION OF 20 CUBIC FEET OF GAS PER HOUR. THE NEW SELF INTENSIFYING HIGH LAMPS, THE "LOTR-E" ARC, shaped for Outside- Lighting. THE "TIBER" LANTERN, shaped for Street Column. THE "WYE," for Inside Lightirg. PATENT " SIMPLICITAB" GAS FITTINGS. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR INCANDESCENT BURNERS. AUTOMATIC SELF-LIGHTERS from 3s 6d. . WELSBACH KERN BURNERS. The Welsbac'h Light Company of Austeaja ? m, Limited, have tie Sole ... & . o i f n,» KERN BURNERS in Australasia. WITH No. i WELSBACH KEARN GIVES 59i C4KM.3POWEiR PER FOOT OF GAS. A WARNING. The Welsbr-ch Light Company of Australasia Lid., are tha Holders cf the W*l»bich Patent for Incandescent Mantles throughout tho Colony of New Zeatan" CHRISTCHURCH GAS COMPANY ARE AGENTS FOR CHRISTCHURCH. All Persons Manufacturing, Importing, Using.or Vending Mantles w^-" - * *^« 3466 Head Office for New Zealand: Victoria Street, Weill

GOOD FRIDAY. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,, —I write 'to correct a- statement of ■our correspondent "Churchman." He says: "I think-1 am right in saying that sports gathering's on Good Friday are unknown "in England, where the day is observed with the sume -sanctity as the Sabbath." Out of the 36 clubs'in the-English Football Lea-2-ue. 28 have fixture* for Good Friday. Ths" majority of the 32 clubs in both dirsions of tlh.e Northern Rugby Union some dozen of the best known English Kugbv Union dubs, and tie four principal Welsh, elubs are all engaged on Good Friday. In fact, next Good Friday some two hundred thousand people will attend foo'ti,„m «, a ,j C h,es. Add to this, that- in my own » town it is not- the custom to close the factories on Good Friday' if there is sufficient work to keep them going, and you will see how misleading " Churchman's" statement is. Ido not wish to take sides on this question, but simply to correct a> wrong impression.—l am, etc., ° ■ LESTKIAN. HOTEL IMPROVEMENTS. In accordance with the ma.nda.te of the Licensing Committee which bade certain propertv-holders " pull down their barus and build larger," quile a. number of new howl premises are rapidly approaching a sightly completion. One of the first- to be opened to tlhe public is the Royal Hotel, on Oxford Terrace, the old wooden structure havinggiven : pla.ce to a handsome building in brick and .ytone. Another wing of the hotel is yet to be built., but tie completed portion, winch comprises the principal part of the living accommodation, has now been opened. The old building was in a sense a Christchurch la.tidnTO.rk, but wha ; t the new one lack's in afi.wcia.tion it makes up in comfort and ornament. The hall and dining-roomi are specially sightly features of the establishment, the furnishing and decoraiting of which are upon a- most lavish scale. Messrs. W. -Strange and Co. are responsible for this portion of itihe work, which has been carried out in a, most thorough and elaborate man--1 ner. *■ CHEAP CYCLE REQUISITES. The Massey-Harris Bicycle Depot, of 148, Cashel Street, are now selling all cycle sundries at wholesale prices. Belis from 6d, lamps from 2s, tyres from Bs, tubes 4s, Brooks' 810 saddles 10s 9d, Oceanic covers 12s 6c>, All other goods equally as cheap. Z 3048 ,