DEFENDING NEW ZEALAND

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21123, 26 March 1934, Page 5

DEFENDING NEW ZEALAND

I.vlU'lton Harbour are a num-.n : •'. old u-ele--- fnrtilwatmn The /■•'";' Hvemvs Ml thee old fort.- mi.lui wi'h !l„. c.inuv; of Hi-.- modern oattie cruiser, Willi Ihi'ir toii;L-ran l-o c.uns . anil luavilv-armc.urcd hulls low down ■ n llu- water. The old forts, however. aO.orded u.-e----l'nl means of defence wl t n sh.ps "' ■ war wore built hi!',h out of Ike water maUin;: p.rsiblc a direct hat I rout a low position. Deep down in. a .uood many chests, especially these wintry days, there ; arc nasty c-okls- -just a.-; dangerous a< > enemy men-uf-war. but there is a famous old fortification that cannot 1:0 ' out of date, namely, Haxtcr's I.un.-; I'reservor. ••JJaxter's" is your best defence, against attacks from all kinds of colds 1 and bronchial ailments. "Baxter's" not only clears the air passages and : dispels c,erms but fortifies the system j and increases resistance to further; attacks. Pin your faith to "Baxter's." it will never lot you clown. f-A'Ciy chemist and ;ton lu '-oer ni New Zealand sells "Raxter's" 111 three ! popular .sizes, 16, 20, and the extra j large economy fumilv bottle at 4/(5. j —3 1