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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 273, 13 July 1932, Page 7

"GOING — GOING — GOING" J "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 ttianners, but bad luck. • i ■ Going home she called at her chem- ' ist for a large bottle of Baxter*s Lung Preserver. "4/6, Mrs. White," said the chemist, ' "and good buying I assure you." J "Baxter's" is worth manjr times its modest price. 1/6, 2/6, and 4/6.

"morning post" small advertisements bring results. ; ADVERTISEMENT ORDER Prepaid Rates — Up to 15 Words 1/- 3 Consecutive Insertions 2/6 . / 16 to 20 Words 1/6 3 Consecutive Insertions 4/21 to 25 Wor.ds 1/9 3 Consecutive Insertions 4/6 t3 ' rx V ' Peath, Marriage, IVi Memorlam' and Bereavemsnt Notices, 2/6 per insertion of 30 words; 9d per 5 words thereafter. Births: Thanks .to doctor (or nurse), 1/- extra; if thanks to both doctor and nurse, 2/- extra. These notices must"tTear the signature and address of the advertiser. * WRITE IN BODY OF FORM BELOW NAME AND ADDRESS OR NOM-DE-PLUME REQUIRED; COUNT THESE WORDS ALSO FOR CHARGE. s The MORNING POST O., LTD., ; Bok &7,' Rotorua." ; PJease insert the above in the ^Morning Post." ' - • ' ; .. . Number of Insertions Stamps Enclosed • Sig'nature Cash Enclosed " Address / / The Postal Department will not deliver replies addressed to a nom-de-plume, number or initials, care of any . . post office. These, however, may be addressed care o "Morning Post'*' Office, and they will be forwarded to the advertiser on receipt of postage. ; * .i