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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20881, 14 June 1933, Page 4

the PRICE of l QUALITY RETADnai Newer, better, and cheaper method - adopted after investigation by the^jjr, Tea expert during his recent visit tj important tea plantations and testinrf rooms in the East, have made th great reduction in price possible. Bat 1 ' the peerless quality for which Bell Tea has been noted for 30 years is srim faithfully retained. . \ Tell your Grocer to f send you BELL Tea agafr^ BELL TEA NOW you CAN afford to drink the BEST -'■ tit PER PO

THE NO-REPLACEMENT RULE TO BE ADHERED TO. *

This rule has been dropped in the Rugby game, but is still in force in business. When you are "out" with a cold or 'flu, your place cannot be filled, work piles up, your absence is embarrassing to /ourself and your employer. You cannot,afford to lose time .. You must guard your health, especially now while severe colds are scf prevalent. A bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver is your wisest investment. "Baxter s will keep 'flu colds away during these danger days. "Baxter's" is best for every cough, cold, sore throat, huskiness, and chest trouble. And remember, you cannot replace "Baxters. There is nothing so sure, so quick, and so plea: ... "Baxter's"- ne rich, warm, soothing compound—banishes feverishness, relieves inflammation, forms a soothing film over the throat, that pr-vents the cold from developing. "Baxter's" has unique tonic properties that give added benefit. Buy "Baxter's" to-day before a cold gets you. All chemists and stores in New Zealand sell the three sizes, Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4 fid. —1