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Hokitika Guardian, 25 September 1925, Page 4

•‘Spring's arrived—l hoard a cuckoo” Weimer. However, Spring days and Spring (adds often go hand in hand. Safeguard yourself against Spring maladies with Baxter's Lung l’reserver. This famous reinedv quickly roots out the most chronic throat and chest troubles and brings lasting relief. “Baxter’s” is also a dependable building-up tonic. 2s (id buys a gen-erous-si,zed bottle at chemists ami stores. Family size Is lid.

LADY DESIRES INTRODUCTION. CHARMING'. HANDSOME AND ARISTOCRATIC. Anybody wishing in make the rtc(unintnnco of a handsome, aristocratic

I Indy will be able io meet Mrs Mere Plantngenet by buying a bottle of Kot'go the most effective cough cure on the market. Leading chemists and stores sell it. Much ns Mrs Mere I’lantagenet will charm you, her blandishments will be nothing compared with the enthusiasm with which you will ever after greet Kofgo after giving it a trial for your cold. It’s really wonderful.—Advt. r.KArrriTL girls and rxMARRIKI). LONDON. Aug. 7. The wives of three of the South African farmers whose tour ol Britain has now concluded are of opinion that women in South Africa have a much l>etter time than those in Britain. To a reporter yesterday Mrs (Jriesel. the wife of a Dutch farmer in the Orange Free state, said: •*! have seen so many beautiful girl- here, and not married! Girls can get married it they want to in South Africa. — there are plenty of young men. Tin- one tiling the girls must have is character. Character counts in South Africa. “The girls we have seen who are most like South African women, and who would make good in South Africa, are Scots girls. The women in Scotland arc interested in housework and farmwork. and seem -o capable." The English country impressed the South African women most. The farms seemed to them "like big gardens." For Children’s Hacking Cough. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.