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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 272, 12 July 1932, Page 3

"GOING — GOING — GOING" "Gone — 4/6 — it's yours. Mrs. White, and good buying I assure you." But Mrs. White didn't want a birdcage. She just raised her hand as she was going to cough and the auctioneer thought she was bidding. Good manners, but bad luck. Going home she called at her chemist for a large bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver. "4/6, Mrs. White," said the chemist, "and good buying I assure you." "Baxter's" is worth many times its modest price. 1/6, 2/6, and 4/6.

mnstn't let 1 cMldish ailments 4s pisll them down I Give the youngsters Lane's Emulsion ! j The child brought up oo ' Lane's rarelyfalls a victim to i measles-, whooping cough ! and similar schoolday epidemics. | This great body-builder has been 1 the salvation of thousands of S childrenj | Lane's Emulsion is very easily | digested by the youngest child. II •Specially recommcndcd for con- j| valescents and for nuising and ^ expectant mothers. g 12/6 and 4/6 at all Chemists and Stares. .§8 Taive3»v4 IMAIL ORDER CHEMIST LADIES AND GENTLEMEN \A/E sell every well known brand of CORREOTIVE PILL — but only recommend No. 2 EXTRA STRONG (Price 12« 6d) and the No. 2 EXTRA STRONG SPECIAL FORM0LA = (Price 20s) Write for our Catalogu© of Toilet and other Goods. POST FREE J. G. HANAFIN, CHEMIST, 282, High St., Christchurch. 0 . __ . U