NEW ZEALAND'S PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1. Wo have in New Zealand a most dangerous fellow whose depredations cnuse untold liiivoe and misery year after year. This chap, who is undoubtedly New Zealand's Public Enemy No. 1, is in the fonu of a i-old germ. Right through tho year, even in delightful spring weather, lie is always on tho job looking for victims. Eternal vigilance is tho price for liberty, and every household and every business house should keep handy a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver. 'Phis wonderfully popular specific instanlly relievos soreness, hoarseness, hind husk"ines.', cuts the phlegm, clears congestion, nnd drives nil trace of cold or chill right out of the system. "Baxter's" is also noted for its excellent tonic properties, which assist a quick recovery and increase the resistance iip-;iiiifit' further attacks. Have "Baxter's" handy ;mr] be perfectly sure it is "Baxter's." i'irmly j refuse substitutes. Take "Baxter's" and "Baxter's" will take care of you. Sold by all chemists and stores. 4s 6d, 2s (3d, and lls Gel.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 92, 16 October 1934, Page 14
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