The Story of the Lamp ■ First "Improved" Lamps, 1783 A.D. g In 1783, M. Argand, a Swiss Chemist, introduced a glass = chimney and burner with a circular wick, which supplied ===. oxygen to the flame and prevented smoke. One of Argand's = was holding a'--.bottle over the flame* when the = bottom of the bottle fell put. He dropped the hot bottle -^^ over- the burner and a better and steadier light was the result. = . Successful lighting depends on the steadiness with which • f = a lamp burns. EE= = The soft while light '=EE jj= being specially manufactured by white labor for Aastralasiar === conditions, gives the ideal light. Laurel burns without a 'F^ =— flicker and is brilliant, but restful to the eyes. For lighting, fc^3 I == -heating and cooking, it cannot be excelled. ~ i|Hiji . is our new trade mark name for the highest I ==§1 quality American Kerosene ever sold in Australasia and I=^l replaces our old brand, White Rose. ===f EEEsE Insist on Laurel E=~=l fe Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited S| ■ l^=dt. Wellington, Auckland, Dunedin, Ghristchurch, Inverciirgiil, t^P 1 / .-■. Timaru, Napier, Gisborne, Wangaaui/ " ' /^jbs>4 1 Comfort is an absolute essential in an-automobile. ffl You get it in the Hupmobile. v Sj **/& Upholstery is in genuine leather, ten inches deep. Cushions are $ HI p specially tufled with real hair, and have very flexible springs. Seat f| J backs are high and restful, shaped to fit the body and pitched at the re jf\ right angle to give comfort on long tours. |[ " The Hupmobile is built low, long and racy. This low suspension {M ** \ ucis like a ballast in a ship. It steadies the car. The long flexible unrJersiung rear springs absorb road shock and ensure smooth Offl /"*■" c ~. Control levers are within easy reach of the driver. One-man top, . fy w. y |)i ' with Cotlin*. storm curtains can be put up or down in three or four <^Jgfp Jjij minutes. Rain vision windshield, five demountable rims, improved - * $ || h^ad lamps v tail liuht everything; is included—and ,the price is- only f\- y& \ I £439 completely equipped.\ ' ' \_ . V **'jf~< <- j!j' ,-»°,ain yo*i hnvt o'"." cordial invitation to call and get acquainted with f l/tf\ V 5 jj!j Hupp g-ouness. Ci write for free illustrated catalogue and particulars to \» ' f'i\ r 2 i W. C. ViNIMC, LTD., \ ft ' § _. NELSON AGENTS. ! "; H ■* "" • k \ t',,j Distributors for Sonth Island :■ '<j , $\ f| i\ N.Z, Farmers' Co-op., Assn., Ltd. • <--•.•» -
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Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14293, 23 December 1916, Page 3
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398Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14293, 23 December 1916, Page 3
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