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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19176, 6 December 1927, Page 6

WHERE THE TELEPHONE SCORED.

"BAXTER'S" TO THE RESCUE. A Wellington business man was in Auckland the other day and was making several calls with the Auckland manager of his company. Just as they entered one office the Auckland resident exclaimed, "Will you excuse me for a moment while I telephone our grocer? When I left this morning my wife had a very bad throat, and I persuaded her to remain in bed. I am just going to ring up our grocer, who lives near by, and get him to let his lad run over with a bottle of_ Baxter's Lung Preserver. You know, it is wonderful stuff. My wife gets sore throats occasionally, and there is nothing like 'Baxter's' to shift the trouble." Like thousands of other New Zealanders this man evidently knows the value of good old "Baxter's." It is a rich red, warming, soothing compound that docs you good from tho first dose. It eases sore, parched throats in a wonderful way, and is also invaluable for bronchia.l and other chest ailments. "Baxter's," moreover, possesses tonic properties that help to buildyou up. You can act a generous-sized bottle of "Baxter's" from any chemist or store for 2s fid. or, if you have not yet tried "Baxter's" obtain tho bachelor size at Is Bd.

To commemorate Sir Francis Drake s association with the river Med way a model of his famous ship, the Golden Hind,, has heen hung in the Dockyard Church nt Chatham. This ship was the firrt English vessel to sail round the world.