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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 27, 28 December 1916, Page 3

The Story of the Lamp f Mid Arctic Snows Those quaint little people the Esquimaux have their lamps crudely carved of soap-stone, wood, bone, or fashioned in clay or from the skullof an animal. The lamps of the Esquimaux serve for'/liirhtinj,'. heating and cooking, and many a weather-beaten traveller owes his life to their comforting warmth. But where one traveller found comfort in the smoky, smelly lamp of the Esquimaux (hou-sands 'find comfort in the kerosene lamps heaters of to-day. .41 The soft while light laurel cannot be excelled forlighting, heating;and ceoking,,as; ft ks smokeless, odorless and colourless and hums with ackar; flickerless light. Laurel is our new trade mark name for \ the "highest quality American Kerosene ever sold in Australasia and replaces out old brand, White Rose. Insist cri Laurel Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited Wellington, Auckland, Du:edhi, Christchurc'i, Invcrea.-jiil, Timaru, Napier, Gisbor.ie, Waa&inui. mm _: :i--.— iiLiiJjai>Xiitt-i-