March 20, 1913.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

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Cardiff Office—

Ml s. R. CLAY,	Telephone No. 1096.

23, Victoria Avenue, Cardiff.

Derby Office—

Mr. B. PARDON,	Telephone No. 538.

78, Otter Street, Derby.

Newcastle Office—

Mr. T. H. OUGHTON, Telephone No. 2525.

Milburn House, Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Order To day

The Only Rescue Apparatus

which Combines the Advant=

ages of the Injector with

the Single Advantage of the

Non=injector

The

Positive-pressure Injector Rescue Apparatus

Positive pressure guaranteed in all parts of
the apparatus.

Amount of air available in apparatus
increased.

A circulation of 60 litres per minute of cool,
refreshing, richly oxygenated air guaranteed
for the two hours.

This circulation is actuated and maintained
by the injector. There is no strain upon the

Any leak when apparatus is put on at once
detected, thus preventing the use of defective
apparatus.

wearer's lungs.

The regeneration of the
most efficient of any.

Safety, due to new fitting, is now complete.
Cooling system is perfect.

exhaled air is the
The absorbing
capacity for CO2 of the Meco regenerator is
the greatest on the market.

The comfort leaves nothing to be desired.

B Mining Engineering Go. Ltd

Meco Works, Moorfields, SHEFFIELD

Telegrams—“ Meco, Sheffield.”

Telephone—4530 Central (2 lines).

Dublin Office—

Mr. J. S. PARTINGTON,
53, Dufferin Avenue,

South Circular Road, Dublin.

Lancs, and Yorks. Representative—
Mr. W. J. HOSKINS,
Little Houghton, nr. Barnsley.

Glasgow Office—

Mr. C. E. HART,	Telephone No. 1407.

94, Hope Street, Glasgow.