11,000 MILES.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1920, Page 2

11,000 MILES.

“IN HASTE-” Mis J. W. Sydney writing from “The Manor”, Bromdcan, Aklesford, Hampshire, England, says—- “ Please send me some Baxter’s Lung Preserver by RETURN MAIL. I have not been able to get it since I arrived here from New Zealand four months ago ; it’s the only thing that will relieve my husband who is suffering from Nasal Catarrh, in baste.” Mrs Sydney surely realises the true and wonderful value of Baxter’s when she sends 1 1,000 miles for it. Vet von can get it at any Chemist or Store. Mow fortunate we are in N.Z. 2s tid buys largo bottle.

The Railway Department advise that holiday excursion tickets issued during the Christmas and New Year Holidays, which were available up to 18th inst. will now be available up to and including Saturday 21st Feb. Among the passengers by the Moana, which arrived at Wellington on Saturday night, was :ur Cranston, who has come from San Francisco with a mining engineer to investigate the goldmining industry on the West Coast. It is notified in the “Ga«ette” that the King has approved the retention of the title of “Honourable” by Messrs G. W. Russell; A. M. Myers, M.P.; W. D. S MacDonald, M.P.; and J. A. Hanan, M.P.,’ who have served for more than three years continuously as members of the Executive Council of New Zealand. As sure as day follows night, cakes 1 baked with SHAR LAND’S will bo light. Post Raking Powder at your grocer’s. ® “NO RUBBING” Laundry Help has captured the womens’ vote—also ours. Paterson Michel and Co.—Advt. If you want real bargains you must visit Schroder’s great clearing sale, which is now on. Inspection cordially invited.—Advt.