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Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1924, Page 1

“I (VoI it is rojillv a waste* <»l turn* to tako imlico «»!' anonymous typowritten circulars." was tile reply made at Wellington l>y the lion. •/. (>• Coates, wlien ashed if he had any com- • ment to make on the siinocstiun. in eomnmnii atioiis sent to moinhers of Parliament and "New Zealand T-ea-iTne.'’ that there should lie a coalition | Government under his leadership. *‘J-fowever. as the sunncslioii has heen SO often repeated." milled Mr Coates." thonpli always aiionyniously. and 1 am told It lam attracted a certain amount of attention, my reply to this: "lo hriiifi in my name i- an i ll ~tilt io my integrity, and it should, at least, he accepted that 1 am. loyal to my leader. Mr Massey."

••Only the lit .survive.”—Shaw. The bustle of modern life exacts a heavy toll on the general health. Weakened, run-down constitutions are more suseepiil.lo to prevailing complain ts —coughs, colds, and influenza—and it’s wise to have a good remedy, like Baxter's Lung Preserver, always handy. “Baxter’s” is celebrated far and wide as an unfailing specific for head colds, throat colds, and chest colds, as well as for coughs, bronchitis, intluenza and asthma. In addition. “Baxter’s ’ possesses splendid tonic properties for enriching and revitalising the blood. Large bottle ds Gd. Chemists and stores. Family size -Is Gd. Advt.

Dependable worm remedy—'WADE’ WORM FIGS. Children like them.