TOTE ATTENDANT PICKS A WINNER. Punters at the Grand National Meeting at Riccarton were intrigued by the totalisator attendant who had an empty Baxters Lung Preserver bottle alongside him. One patron said: "I see you are out of 'Baxters'." "No fear," said the attendant. "I've got another bottle in my pocket. It's kept me going all this week." Many thousands 01 New Zealanders, like the tote attendant, know from j actual experience what a wonderful j remedy "Baxters" is. Coughs, colds, sore throats.*bronchial ailments, and especially those coughs that are hardy to shake off. quickly yield to the ex- ' elusive properties of "Baxters." j "Baxters" is extremely pleasant to ' 'take. Children lov; it and it has a ; unique tonic action that makes for irapid recovery. All chemists and stores sell "Baxters" in the three popular sizes—ls Bd,{ 2s 6d, and the extra large family size! 456d.-~Advt 1
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 82, 4 October 1938, Page 19
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