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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LV, Issue 9514, 21 June 1927, Page 4

7777777, m 7/J . •; • s il ; |' '-> ■.l 0 \. / ,/-- r.V/t* "-'V • Si %>>N> «3 Some people regard smoky chimneys and a certain amount of smell as inev» itable where kerosene lamps arc used^ Others know, however, that lamp glasses and burners keep clean for days, and there is no smell or fumes when the lamps are filled with A unique process of refining removes from Pennant Kerosene all impurities (particularly sulphur) that cause smoke, smell and clogged wicks. ( This ensures a better burning oil that feeds freely to the wick and burns to the last drop. O’ l and lieaters Pennant’s freedom from smoke, smell and fumes is particularly appreciated. THE BRITISH IMPERIAL' OIL CO. UiZ;) LIMITED THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND

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