March 17, 1916.

THE COLLIERY GUARDIAN.

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“ Bennis ” Machine Stokers, Automatic
Coal Elevators and Conveyors are—and always have
been—British made by British labour in Bolton, Lancashire.
They are to-day serving the needs of the Empire at top-
notch efficiency, saving coal, saving labour, and saving
time in handling, and increasing the output of Munition
Works, controlled Establishments, Collieries, and^in every
kind of industry throughout the world.

ED. BENNIS AND CO. LTD.,

LITTLE HULTON, BOLTON, & 28, VICTORIA ST., S.W.

EDWIN LEWIS & SONS.

Original Makers of “Acme” & “Williams”
Loose Flanged Joints for Mining Work.

TUBES

OF ANY SIZE

For Compressed Air, Water, or Steam.

f Patent Iron Tube Works, Monmore Green.

I Britannia Tube Works, Ettingshall.

WOLVERHAMPTON.

Buyers will note that the
joint illustrated is an
improvement on the
“ Williams ” joint, as it
does without the internal
ferrule.

Telegrams—** Lewis, Wolverhampton.”
Telephone—Nos. 15 6 180 Wolverhampton.

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LONDON ADDRESS—143, Cannon Street, E.C.

LIVERPOOL WAREHOUSE-58, South John St,

Morley, nr. Leeds

More Light means

Cleaner Coal, Less Roof
Accidents, and Freedom^
from Nystagmus. . . .

= HAILWOOD’S =

Combustion Tube Lamp
is cheaper, more reliable,
and has greater candle
power than electric lamps.

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