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Hokitika Guardian, 16 December 1924, Page 4

“ WHAT’S .AIIXIO IS YOUISS.” —Shakespeare. At all seasons of the year, young anil old alike are subject to colds and influenza. Me armed against these maladies with Maxtor’s l.ung Preserver. A real, rich, soothing specific is “ Maxier’s ” and a short course quickly roots out flic most annoying’ cough, cold, or other bronchia! affection. In addition “Maxter’s” is a splendid tonic—lmilds you up after illness, I enriches the blood.

(lonemus-sir.ed liottlo 2s fid; large f:imi 1 v size Is fid. All clicmisfs and stores.—Advt.

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ITo will enjoy it and it will keep him lit and we I. “ FAIRY ” BALL-BEARING TRICYCLIC Strong and built for hard wear. No. 1 for ages 3 to -1 ... 00/No. 1’ for ages 4 to 5 ... 105/- “ BROWNIE ” PLAIN-BEAR-ING TRICYCLE Capable of long service. No. 51 for ages 3to 4 ... 70/No. 5'2 for ages 4to 5 ... So/THE “BABY-BIKE” for little children under 3 years. Strong and safe —only 75/TIIE “ DISCOOTER ” the popular scooter with disc wheels. A joy to any boy, only 40/Carriage paid if cash sent with order. SEND TO HEAD-QUARTERS! W. A. SCOTT & SONS, 181-IS3 George St., Dunedin. 100-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOCOOGOCGOO

Liquid '*Tan-ol,” the quick polisher for floors, furniture and leather goods. Clean and easy to apply.—Advt.