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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 147, 24 June 1933, Page 11

A LESSON TO DUCKSHOOTERS. There was one party who returned from a very successful "tiny after the ducks" who" owed much to the thoughtfulness of one of their number. This gentleman knew from experience how the lonT cold wait for the dawn would affect his party. Before leaving the hut, therefore, he lined them up and gave each a liberal dose of Baxter's Lung Preserver, and took the bottle out witn him on to the lake for the benefit of himself and those in his immediate vicinity. They got their ducks and missed a chill, and look back on their enjoyable outing with conviction that "Baxter's" should be in every sportsman's kit. There's nothing liko "Baxter 6 3 for keeping away chills, preventing hoarseness and sore throats, and keeping out the cold. This is just a typical instance of the faith everyone has in "Baxter's" and of the wav this grand old remedy always brings 'relief at the critical moment. "Baxter's" will never let you down. Wherever you go, whatever you do, insist that "Baxter's" goes with you. 4/(i, 2/0 and 1/6 g.t any chemist or store. — (Ad.) Opotiki tops the poll for popularity— the choicest butten from the Dominion's finest herds. — (Ad.) [sales TAX RETURNS Wholesaler's Return, FORM 3. Retailer's Return, FORM 4« (And Sub-sections Thereof) Forms for Application for ! Refund of Sales Tax, ! FORM 15. I ! I On Sale at the "Star" j Office. I Monthly returns for the purpose of the Sales Tax have to be made by the wholesaler and the manufacturing retailer. These are very elaborate, and the Government does not undertake to supply forms. The "Auckland Star," for the convenience of local business houses, has printed these in convenient foolscap size on suitable paper. Returns for June are due ! on the 28th inst. j ORDER YOUR SUPPLY NOW ! Price: j per Dozen Sheets. Single Sheets: Returns are compulsory, and cannot be made without these forms.