February 22, 1918.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

373

WELLS’ “UNBREAKABLE” lamps
|OV£7? 2,000.000 so/rf. | and OIL FEEDERS.

HORIZONTAL OIL FEEDERS.

With Valves and Brass Tops.

No. 0. —| pint ...	...	...	...	...	27/-per dozen

No 1. —A pint..................... 30/=	,,

No 1a—f pint........ ...	..... 33/-	„

No. 3a.—1 pint. New Improved Pattern, Handle at top,
45/= per dozen. No. 3b.—1| pint, 54/= per dozen.

Also made without Valve. Also made with Patent Filler. 

ENGINEERS’
HAND LAMPS.

For Kerosene, Petroleum, or
Paraffin.

No. 4, | pint, 18/= per dozen.

No. 4a, | pint, 27/=

TORCH LAMPS,

For Sperm, Rape, Colza,
or other heavy Smokeless
Oil. Also used for Kero-
sene. No. 5, | pint, Hook
No. 2, as shown, 24/= doz.

No. 5a, f pint, Hook No. 3, as shown, 30/= doz.
No. 5b, 1 pint, Hook No. 3, a« shown, 36/= doz.

KETTLE TORCH LAMPS.

No. 18a.—A Splendid Lamp, fitted with

2 in. Wick, 5 pints capacity .9s. each

Suitable for Sewerage, Drainage, Trench Work,
Steam Trawlers, &c.

WELLS’

REMOVABLE

BUNG-

POUR.

PRICE

7/6

EACH.

(Patented.)

Made in GUNMETAL, 9s. 6d. each.

For Emptying cask without Pump, Tap, or
Stillage.

Applied to and remove 1 from any cask in-
stantly All waste and mess prevented.
More rapid in action than pump. Will fit
any ordinary cask from 20 to 60 gallons.
Does not damage the cask.

THOUSANDS SOLD.

Largely used by

Contractors,
Collieries, 6c.

Large Flaming Light.

No. 18.—3 pints, ljin. Wick,
4s. 6d. each.

No. 28, same shape as above,
but having two Wicks, 6 pints,
9 s. each.

Wells’ Oil Gas Generating Lamps.

Light from Kerosene or Petroleum
without Wick, at

Less than One Penny per Hour.

No Smoke or Smell.

Perfect Safety.

No Explosive Naphtha used.

Thousands sold. Unaffected by wind.

-----	Each.

No. 12, 3 hours ........... 11/9

No. 12a, with Tripod ...	13/9

No. 13, 5 hours .............. 14/0

No. 13a, with Tripod ......... 17/0

No. 14, 7 hours ............. 16/0

No. 14a, with Tripod ........ 19/0

Extra Burners for above, 2/= each.

PRICES SUBJECT TO CURRENT RATE OF ADVANCE.

A. G. WELLS & GO., LONDON.

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Sullivan Ironclad

COAL CUTTERS

represent the latest and most approved
practice in modern coal cutting machinery.
They are the only machines with the
chain haulage and friction clutch—the
two greatest improvements in Coal
Cutters in recent years.

“Ask the Man who has one”

Send for Catalogue 3073 A.

SULLIVAN MACHINERY CO.

(Established 1850),

Salisbury House,

London, E.C. 2.

DISTRICT AGENTS.

SWINBURNE & HARDIE,
Milburn House, Newcastle-on-Tyne.

F. J. LYONS-DAVIS,

23, Victoria Avenue, Cardiff.

ROBERT LAVERICK,

2, Claremont Gardens, Nottingham.

ARCHIBALD BAIRD & SON LTD.,
Hamilton, Scotland.

JOHN WOOD & SONS LTD., Wigan.

OIL

From CANNEL

COAL

THE

International Metals Trust (Inc.)
are prepared to put down
plants on Collieries on
PROFIT-SHARING
TERMS to use the

“ I.M.T.” Low Temperature

Carbonising Process.

“LNLT.” Cracking Process.

“ I.M.T.” Desulphurising Process.

SAMPLES WANTED of
Cannel Coal (in 14 lb. lots)
for preliminary Tests
which will be carried out
free of cost.

The International Metals
Trust would also be glad to
receive Samples of Oil-
bearing Ironstone Bands
at present unworked for
Oil Recovery Tests.

Address for Samples and Correspondence—

The Secretary,

THE

International Metals Trust (Inc.)

1, Albemarle Street,
Piccadilly, London, W. 1,

Phone—Regent 1836.

(Please mention this advt. in Colliery Guardian.)