DANFURLY SHIELD
ENTHUSIASTS CAUGHT UNAWARES. The intense enthusiasm manifested over the Otago-Southland Uanfurly Shield match had its reactions. Weeks of fine weather had broken a lew days earlier, and underfoot the rain and snow had made conditions unpleasant. Thousands waited for some time prior to the match, and next day the result was that many people suffered from sore throats wdth attendant coughs and colds. After a football match or r.ny other continued exposure to the elements, the wisest thing is to have a good dose of Baxter’s Lung Preserver immediately on returning home, and thereby “ uir in the hud ” any trouble that may have been contracted. No other remedy is so pleasant to take and so prompt in giving relief, while Baxter’s ” is, of course, unique for its marvellous tonic properties. 4s 6d. 2s 6d, and Is Gd'at all chemists and stores.—[Advt.j
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Evening Star, Issue 22448, 19 September 1936, Page 10
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143DANFURLY SHIELD Evening Star, Issue 22448, 19 September 1936, Page 10
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