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Northland Age, Volume 23, Issue 47, 17 March 1924, Page 6

FOR SUMMER NIGHTS. USE 'GOLDEN RAYS’. Of the many excellent reasons why Gol len Ray Candles should be used, the fact that they do not droop is perhaps the i> ost important. Even in the sultriest summer weather ‘Golden Rays’ stand up lo the heat. Foi camping patties they are ideal—inexpensive and of best quality. J f \ our Grocer doesn’t stock Golden Ray Candies, apply Auckland Merchants, who will see that you are supplied.

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