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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19985, 21 July 1930, Page 4

ni S'.s The Milk! that Built ow Pioiteets '>m n :h j Vt.iT H % '4/^m Fnkmrtossi** i 1 I* 1 Vr yf*i Meeting the demand for a milk that never soured —— that was easily portable—and that saved waste — Highlander Condensed Milk established firmly with the housewives of our great' grandmother's time. To-day another generation of housewives has arisen, but the popularity of this famous brand stands as firm as ever, and "Highlander" is still l&tts liozs. -. n chosen when milk of proven excellence is required. Manufactured under laboratory control to ensure the maintenance of the original high standard of quality. Obtainable from all grocers* HIGHLAND! FULL-CREAM MILK

Compare pjiifly BU b The illustrations are reproduced from photographs of wicks alter they had undergone identical testa—burn* ing continuously for a day and night. The wick that burned Laurel showed no char.». lor Laurel is to pure and clean that char does not form, and a constant, steady, smokeless, soft white light results. The other wick tells its own story —ordinary kerosenes have many bad habits... charring is but one of them. Note to housewives: May we suggest thatyou say (distinctly) "Laurel", when ordering kerosene from your Grocer or Hardware merchant? VACUUM OIL CO. PTY. LTD. after a 24 h burning test W K*J52 Laurel's 6 points of superioi X* No smoke. 4. No odour/ 2* No sooty chimnays. S. A steady 3. No charred wicks. 6« Burns to last Kerosene The SoftOTlfllfft l j,

CLEANLINESS MfiANs

Motorists should vote for Mr Trillo. the Independent Candidate fct the Council Election on July SSrd, as he is thp largest motor vehicle owner in New Zealand, and is an expert on traffic control regulations, by-law*. e to. Give him your support, you won't r®. gmt It. 7