¥ Mfilllll MfotM m SiSSB ■m 1 mk W m kSS m •£-*&**?£< V» N/****"W4 gssssai SUMMARISING EXTRACTS FROM REPORTS OX THE THREE LIGHTING SCHEMES FOR TE AWAMUTU. COAL GAS, £6,264. £ s. cl. Receipts for year on 2 million c.f., sold at an average of Bs, and sundries ... ... ... 1,037 10 0 Expenditure Working Expenses, including capital charges, 6 per cent. ... ... 985 0 0 Approximate profit, 3rd year £52 10 0 Suppose they don’t sell 2 million feet of gas? ELECTRICITY. Current Generated by Suction Gas, £‘6,840. £ s. d. Total Receipts for current sold ... 1,371 0 0 Working Expenses ... £B9O 0 0 Capital charges at 6.1 p.c. 445 0 0 Approximate profit, 3rd year £36 0 0 ACETYLENE GAS, Gross profit earnings per annum Working Expenses - Salary of one first-class Gas Fitter at £3 10s per week Office Expenses and Sundries Repairs In Riant and Hunters in Street Lamps Interest on £2,900 at 6 p.c. £2,900 19s 6d. £ s. d. £ 848 175 0 0 36 0 0 11 0 0 171 0 0 396 s. d. 0 0 0 0 Approximate net profit, Ist year ... £452 0 0 Selling Acetylene at a price equal to Coal Gas at 6s per 1,000 cubic feet. FIRST TOWN IN AUSTRALIA TO INSTALL ACETYLENE. HEALSVILLE, NEAR MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA, Has Adopted Acetylene. Extract from letter dated 9th May, 191.3. from Shire Secretary “ The Council is thoroughly satisfied with the Acetylene as a light. We charge private consumers 5s per 100 cubic feet, which is equal to about 1,000 feet of Coal Gas. Our street lamps, which vary from 35 to 75 candle-power, cost an average of £2 12s per lamp per annum. This includes payment to Lamp-lighter, who also manages the plant. No repairs of any kind in eight months, and only 2 burners replaced. No leakage of any kind in the mains. The charging and cleaning of the machine takes one and a-half hours per day.’’ WHY PAY £6,000 FOR A LIGHTING PLANT WHEN YOU CAN GET A REVENUE* PRODUCING PLANT FOR HALF THIS MONEY ? EXACT SIZE OF ACETVIJSNE FLAME. L., 14 C.P. 14-L., 28 C.P. 21-L., 42 C.P. 28-Litre, 56 C.P. Acetylene Open Flame, as above, I cubic foot, 50 candle-power of light. Incandescent, Acetylene, I cubic foot, 86 candlepower of light. THE LATEST. I a vm At MUNICIPAL ACETYLENE LAMP. LATEST DESIGN. THE MINER LAMP. A CETYLEN E IN V E KTEI) INCANDESCENT.
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Waipa Post, Volume V, Issue 223, 24 June 1913, Page 1 (Supplement)
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