CUSTOMS RETURNS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 84, 3 January 1919, Page 6

CUSTOMS RETURNS

A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE. The total collections of the Customs and the beer duties at the .port of AVel linston for the year just ended are as follow Customs. Beer duly. .£ - s. d. ,E « d. 1918 1,114,831 15 7 28,957 1!) 9 1917 1,022,.169 11 11 25,1CS 6 9 . Increases ... .£92,365' 0 8" .£T,7BD 13 0 INFLUENZA CONVALESCENCE. Strengthen the weakened lungs and throat, rebuild the wasted and broken tissuesi soothe the strained membrane, and heal the sore bronchial passages— this, a course of Baxter's Lung Preserver will do for the influenza convalescent, promptly and perfectly. This sterling, highly recommended specific is composed of harmless ingredients—harmless to the body, but not so to t.h« convalescent's heal L h enemies. Besides putting the affected organs risht, it lias a "Utilising town effect on the svstem. The constitution thus strengthened is more able ward off any further attacks of the "flu"; therefore tho dancer of a relapse is brought clo>v ; i to an absolute minimum. "Baxter's" can be given with safety to the weakest convalescent or to children. Tliey need no inducement to take this rich, warmimr medicine, for it* - isvery pleasant to the taste. A large bottle of this 50-year-old remedy costs only 2s. Gd. at all Chemists or Stores. No convalescent should be without a bottle. Get one to-day.—Advt.