TOLD ON THE HIGH SEAS.
The Man From Lautoka.
CHRISTCHURCH, this day.
A well-known South Island business man, discussing his travelling experiences with a. friend recently, was heard to make the following remarks: “I well remember leaving Liverpool on the Blue Funnel liner Nestor. Not long after we got to sea I met an old acquaintance from Lautoka, in the Fiji Islands. He was looking pretty sorry for himself and T could see he. had the devil of a. cold on him. ‘lf only I had a bottle of “Baxter's” with me,’ I. said, ‘l’d cure that cold for you in no time.’ “‘What’s “Baxter's”?’ he inquired. “ ‘lt’s the finest cough cure in the world,' I told him, and I meant it.” Many travellers, whether in New Zealand or abroad, always pack a bottle of “Baxter’s” in their luggage. “Baxter’s” should always be kept handy to ward off coughs, chills and sore throats. A few regular doses give -welcome relief. It is warming, soothing and comforting. Its unique tonic properties build up the. system, restore strength and vitality.— (Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 236, 5 October 1935, Page 11
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