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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3084, 15 May 1917, Page 9

The Story of the Lsmp The Modern Hurricane Lamp With the improvements made intiic designing of house lamps, out-door lamps kept pace. The demand for a lamp that would stay alight in the strongest gale resulted in' the "hurricane" lamp, the "Rayo" representing the highest standard to which these lamps have attained. / To get the clear, steady flame required in all kinds of lamps, no finer kerosene can be used than / The soft while light It neither smokes nor smells, and is free from sediment. By using Laurel your wicks are kept clean. The last thimbleful burns as well as the first. For lighting, heating and cooking, it cannot be excelled. Laurel is our new trade mark for the highest quality American Kerosene ever sold in Australasia. Ask for Laurel-All Qrocers Sell It. ; i Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited 12

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