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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19988, 13 July 1939, Page 11

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Ked Ginns .'n IlloJiti, Red gum trees in Wanganui are in bloom. This is the first time lor u,Mj-ii years that the red Hewers have made their appearance twice in a season, and is regarded as an indication of the mildness of the winter up to the end of June. WHEN WORDS FAILED THE SERGEANT-MAJOR SCOTTISH REGIMENT ACTIVITIES Keenness has been the keynote of tho recruiting activities of the N.E. Scottish Regiment—and in Christchurch so keen are the members that extra long drill nights are held so that high efficiency may be speedily attained. Unfortunately, the other night, at the end of a long, strenuous parade.j (ho sergeant-instructor’s voice fadedi and nearly gave out altogether. •firing some •Raxters’ next time.” came an anonymous call from the ranks, when the parade was dismissed. And a good idea, too. There’s nothing like Baxters Lung Preserver for soothing sore throats, relieving huskiitess, ami for remedying coughs and colds. ••Raxters” cuts phlegm, reduces inflammation of the bronchial tubes almost from the first dose. “Baxters" is pleasant to take —children love it—and its tonic action helps set .von up after heavy colds and ’flu. Always keep a bottle handy. ‘‘Baxters” has boon New Zealand's greatest cough remedy for 75 yearn. Ask for “Baxters” from any chemist or store. Sold in three sizes—l/C, 2/C and 4/6. Be sure It’s “Baxters.”*