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Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1931, Page 8

•‘Unknowing what lie sought.”—Dryden. When you require a good cough or cold remedy, know what you are seeking—get Baxter’s Lung Preserver, the remedy that has been proved' effective and reliable for the past sixty years. Now fitted with a screw cap which preserves the contents. “Baxter’s” soothes a n <l relieves the worst cough or cold, sore throat, and all chest and lung complaints. Also possesses wonderful tonic properties. Obtainable all chemists and stores—generous sized bottle 2s 6d; economical family size 4s (id; bachelor’s size Is 6cl. —Advt.

“We were charmed with New Zealand,” writes Colonel Chetwynce, in the “Travel Journal.” “It’s a wonderful country, and has became the home of many nourishing industries. The New Zealand tobacco deserves special mention. Unlike the brands with which we are familiar in 'England (mostly American), the Maoriland product is remarkable for three things: its very low percentage of nicotine ; its .i.ie flavour; and its beautiful' bouquet. You can smoke this beautiful tobacco as freely as you will. It cannot affect your health, the secret of its superiority is that it is toasted. 1 know no tobacco like the New Zealand. Hence its widespread popularity. There are but four brands.: 'Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Tlug No. 10. The first is a mild aromat c. The last is a full-flavoured sort old smokers appreciate, and the other two are of medium strength. All four are of the highest quality. But beware of imitations!—Advt

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