MAXIMS FOR BOWLERS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18551, 28 November 1925, Page 10

MAXIMS FOR BOWLERS.

1. Be Up. 2. Don't be narrow. 3. Take Baxter's Lung Preserver. Recently Mr Baxter visited a bowling green not far from Wellington, and that was the placard that met his eye when he went to take part in a friendly game of bowls —and the members of the club really believed in their motto. They evidently found "Baxter's" an invaluable remedy for coughs and colds, and all chest afflictions. Baxter's Lung Preserver has been a'favourite in most New Zealand homes for the last fifty-nine years. • That fact alone proves its merit. Besides being an excellent preparation for throat, bronchial, and chest complaints, it is invaluable as a tonic-, as this rich, warm, soothing fluid revitalises the whole system. A generous-sized bottle of "Baxter's*' can be procured from any chemist or store for 2s od. —6 which found its great development in radio and telephone engineering will soon be used in many phases of science. » Local News. VLDN, the Duneain Exhibition broadcasting station, is not yet up to the strength of old 4YA, nor is the modulation anything like as good. Onee qr twiee just lately part of a transmission has been very clear, but the station is anything but stable. I trust improvements will be made in a short while. The Wooteton Band Quartette that played at 3HC last Tuesday proved conclusively, to my mind, that a large orchestra is not necessary for the en tertainment of liatcners-in. There was no conglomeration of instruments, the volume was good (so were the players), and it was really one of the best items I have heard. There could have been just a little more cornet; otherwise everything was O.K.