December 10, 1915.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

1177

Appeal Action regarding Combustion
Tube Safety Lamp decided in
favour of Mr. HAILWOOD of
ACKROYD & BEST LTD.

On Friday (26th November) an Appeal case was tried at the Royal Courts of Justice,
London, when the decision was given completely in favour of Mr. E. A. Hailwood
that his Patent	No. 18694 of	1913 was a very strong and	valid	one, the decision

making it quite	clear that the	Patent for Hailwood’s Combustion	Tube Lamp was

not only valid	for a miner’s	lamp having an inner glass	with	combustion tube

aperture plate	suspended from	above, but also for an inner	glass	with combustion

tube aperture plate supported from below, and that his several other modified forms
are unique and safely protected by the Patent Law.

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E THEREFORE ISSUE THIS WARNING

THAT ANYONE INFRINGING

these patent rights will be dealt with as the law provides. Users as well as makers

of an infringing article being liable for damages.

The sole patent rights of the Hailwood
Combustion Tube Lamp are held by Ackroyd &
Best, Ltd., of Morley, and this lamp can only
be obtained from such Company. Kindly note.

The Hailwood Combustion Tube Lamp has
been very carefully studied out, and is the biggest
light-giving lamp on the market, and is most simple
and most easily manipulated, and is much superior
to electric lamps.

Send your enquiries and orders to the
famous lamp experts—

ACKROYD & BEST Ltd.,

MORLEY, LEEDS,

^-ENGLAND.

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