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Hokitika Guardian, 27 June 1931, Page 2

“Is there no hope? the sick man said.” Gay. When you are down in the depths with influenza, or racked with coughing, don’t despair! Get Baxter’s Hung Preserver. The flrst dose of this rich, red warming compound soothes and lelieves. You know you will soon be Vvell. “Baxter’s” has been famous for 60 years as a prompt and effective remedy for coughs, colds and influenza, and also for its valuable tonic proper, ties. Economical family size, 2s fid, Is fid. Handy new screw oap. All chemists and stores.—Advt,

A GAMBLER’S BUDGET. 'Mr Snowden’s whole Budget is basei* on a gamble in which the dice are Al early ‘loaded heavily against him. To balance his accounts he is relying on the prospect of a trade revival and on the problematical achievements of an Economy Committee, the appointment of which he hailed only a few weeks ago with scarcely veiled contempt. In both casts he is simply waiting Tor other people to do the work for which he should himself be responsible. As for economy, which ought to be his chief concern, all that he held out to the taxpayer was a vague hope that someone els n would succeed where he himself has definitely fail'd. Everybody who is not wholly blinded by collectivist dogma has long ago realised that our post-war level of expenditure, which seems in each successive year to reach ° n~w high-water mark, is one of the chief factors which has been hampering the recovery of industry and especallv of our foreign trade.—“ The Times’’ (London).

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