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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 695, 21 June 1929, Page 4

/'"r'T""" ife / ; | mmm. W\ tWA %m 11 1 .14-.... iftlifl % 2 W ia.aj i ; ■»LMf m ■:■ ' m iiiF* i « «54 sef %k s**r«yi §*£ li %>/^/////^//i r'zzmmmm. mk * ' 1 p | F< Z)o low Burn Wick or Fuet r . in Your Perfection Stove s-* s«a UR Kerosene Ideal for Lighting., Heating , Cooking Vacuum Oil Company PTY. LTD. .1 /.so Marketers of Perfection Oil Cook Stoves and Heaters CTJpHE stove wick on the left tells its own pathetic story clogged by specks of carbon (so common in so-called “ cheap” but inferior kerosenes) the tip of the wick has been charred by the flame which has burned right into the cotton threads, reducing them to cinder a smoky, sooty, smelly, potblackening effort is the best it can do with the carbon-clogged fuel it has been fed with. Madam, that “tip o’ the wick” plays a vital part it is the “ jumping off place” with a clean-burning kerosene like Laurel . . . actually, the flame shouldn’t touch the “tip o’ the wick” .... it doesn’t when Laurel is used. Glance at the right-hand illustration see how Laurel leaps from the wick to become a blue flame gas clean, smokeless “ live heat” that shares your pride in aluminium ware, cooks best for you, and makes the wick live longer. Ask (distinctly) for Laurel and enjoy a new cooking pleasure.

Would you like these three Measuring Spoons ? Y are waiting for you at the Office of Raven Tea—three useful little Aluminium spoons,to measure 1 teaspoonful. teaspoonful, 14 teaspoon - ful. They are only for users of Raven Tea. so send in an empty Raven Tea packet with your name and address to Raven Tea Coy., P.O. Box 252. Christchurch, and you will I WH receive a set by return post as long as they last. Unfortunately, there is not a large number of sets. suggest that you send SOON. RAVEN TEA Save the Coufwni anA «*<* . . ft.—«J 2unnr #*<xst