August 18, 1916.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

335

combined

are invited.

Years.

References to users

Established 50

We have Specialised in this
class of Machinery, and have
designed and made more than
all other firms

BREAKING
■sizing

a nd

WASHING
PLANT

LTD

BR10GEND.

Telephone:

No. 7 Aberdare.

Telegraphic Address:

“Lamps, Aberdare.”

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ALFRED ALLEN & SON

Ma	of

The Cambrian Approved Double
Glass Lamp. No. 1 C.G.

Giving a bright light at the end
of the shift =11 G.P.

(V and COLLIERY TUBS
in ?RON, STEEL and WOOD.

X-ower’ Gornal, nr. JOudLley.

Telegrams—“ Allen, Lower Gornal/’ Telephone—106 Dudley.



SAFETY FIRST
BELTS.

Over 4,000 shaftmen
willingly use the Holdem-
rite. (Fig. 363.)

It is light, strong, cheap
—ailright.

.Samples free for inspection.

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A. HANLEY,
2t, Alpha Road, BRISTOL.

Hamon

Agent—
GSORGE DESCAMPS,
6, Abbeydale Rd. South,
SHEFFIELD.

Belgian Engineers,
§4, Rue St Lazare,



Approved (Flame)

SAFETY LAMPS

To meet the requirements
of the new Mines Act.

The CAMBRIAN

Fitted with Magnetic, Pneu-
matic, or Lead Locks, Electric
ignition, and Double Gauzes.

Our Flame Safety Lamps give
a greater Candle Power than
any Miner’s Electric Lamp.

MAKERS OF THE

NEW MAGNET UNDERGROUND

PATENT SAFETY LAMP RELIGHTERS.

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PATENT

E. THOMAS &

WILLIAMS Ltd.,

Cambrian Lamp Works,

Aberdare, South Wales.

■ WRIGHT’S FORGE &
ENGINEERING CO. LTD

NEPTUNE FORCE, c, 57, BISHOPSCATE,
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Complete.

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FISH PLATES and BOLTS for various sections of Rail kept in Stock.