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Northern Advocate, 15 September 1932, Page 9

LAMP TALKS—No. 2 T 7. ■ :w : 0 -33 ? \.y-M ■■ <r. * i Glare actually reduces visibility” l ' besides producing . \ fatigue and eyestrain. To;j., avoid,'" glare all lamps ought to be- shaded;^ You can’t get good lights" rights, light, unless they are shaded. ’ Without shades you waste - ligljt^f, on the upper part of the ■ room,”light you heed on your book . or-' your work. ' ‘ * -—And buy for most lighting uses,' 1 especially for shades that arc open at the bottom,’, Siemens’ Pearl ,„op Opal Lamps. They have bulbs : which diffuse the light—and that’s ' a great virtue. Remember the names Siemens* *? “Pearl” and “Opal.” CEARUONU. >1 LAMPS/ \ » Ihe dealer who./-, sells SIEMENS* - Electric Lamp*Jl£ knows .. How tali)' serve you betters' and .sa-re yo«£* - money—buy from-.y him,; '' , ~ w(N.Z. Distributors: Cory-Wright Salmonj*. Wellington and Auckland,) DELUGE AT RANDWtcE. i fcfeAlSitfG IMPOSSIBLE. (deceived Ip.m.) ~ SYDNEY,- This bay. The rail! at Randwick this Was the heaviest within hiemorv of ‘Old" hands, and training work was mpn;£; Bible. . . ' Cylinder’s injury was not, a's sexibn&m as at first. thought. The trouble been found to be a bruised foot. ■Will probably, race at flosehyi urday, ■: m 1 a