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Wairarapa Age, 20 August 1934, Page 7

ll■■■■!!! ‘TO tlie kerosene tliat elimbs the wick that does the work" says thcjauivel housewifi . . y S a# .JroggLm / J tlwL'’Ofl Bi I Ww The wick on the left is simply fuming! See how inferior fuel has / clogged it with dirt and carbon. Result? Smoke, soot, char, smell, / Lz annoyance — and new wick wanted! Laurel, crystal-dear abso- f lutely pure, climbs wicks at the correct speed and WELL NOT CLOG as it travels up the wick’s hair-like tubes right to the tip o’ the trick. There Laurel bums AS A BLUE-FLAME GAS, clean and hot, without smoke, soot or smell To prepare meals with Laurel is to cook without a care! The secret? Laurel climbs . to the tip o’ the trick and does the work! You will appreciate that so much, may we suggest that you say (distinctly) “LAUREL please,” when ordering? You then get The Highest Quality. housewives always say LAUREL W not just Kerosene” 7 OIL COMPANY PTY. LTD. L 4, (Incorporated In Australia)

CUSTOMERS APPT.ECIATS QUICK SEBVIOEI OPEN DISPLAY MEANS QUICKER SALES. RIFOBMATION, Latest Ideas on Shop Lay-out and Fittings for Open Display Free of Charge. No obligation. WETTE TO-DAY, C H. ANDREWS, THE OPEN DISPLAY MAX. 168—165 TABANAKI STBEET, WELLINGTON.