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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 666, 19 October 1933, Page 2

LOAD SLiPS ON HILL. This is the true story of a motorlorry that sat on its tail. It happenefi recently on a hill leading from the Brent crossing on the North Circular Road to Hendon, London, N.W. The lorry was heavily laden with timber which overhung the taiiboard, Jolting and rolling apparently caused part of the load to slide backwards, and its weight made the lorry see-saw on its hind wheels. Finally it levered the tail gently to the ground, while the whole front rose about 4ft. clear in .the air. A man got out and climb ed on to the radiator, where he clung trying to weigh dowft the front to its normal position. Half a dozen passersby came to his help, but even their added weight had no effect. Then a polieeman joined them, and his weight was just sufficient to bring the front wheels down again. Still with five men perched on and around the radiator, the lorry ftioved up the hill to a level spot, where the load was safely trimmed. NOVELTY APPEARS HANDSOME Something new and different generally has an attraction — for a while. It takfes genuine merit td win lasting success and to retain public favour. Baxter's Lung Preserver is to-day and has been now for many years by far the best seller, simply because "Baxter's" "delivers the goods." Baxter'g" is unique in itg effectivettess, its palatability, and its unique tonic pfoperties. All chelriists and stores Sell "Baxter's" in 4/6, 2/6 and 1/6 sizes. Printed by Robin Adair Gardner, o^ Rotorua, and published by Edward Graee Guy, of Rotorua, for the jjrOprietors, Rotorda arid Bay oi PlthtJ' Publishirig Co., Ltd., tHe registered pnritini officOj iTineriiOa St.reet, Rotorua. THXJRSI|AY, QCTOBEiR 19, 1938,