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“A fig for care, and a fig for woe.” —Heywood. —and a bottle of “Baxter’s” for a cold. There’s nothing that will give you such prompt relief. Besides, Baxter’s Lung Preserver possesses unique tonic properties which promote the attack-resist-ing powers of the system. At all chemists and stores. Large, economical family size, 4/6. Smaller sizes, 2/6 and 1/6. The screw cap preserves the contents.— Advt.

Tailored by J. Zimme QPEAKS for itself regarding Ladies’ Costumes, and our Clients will be pleased to note that our NEW PRICES for Costumes BUILT TO MEASURE to ensure perfect fit will delight them. Call and inspect our perfect range of distinctive materials. J. ZIMME’S LTD. LADIES’ COAT AND COSTUBIE SPECIALISTS. Estab. 1910. Tel. 44-926. 10a Manners St.

QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE 53 HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON Boarding and Day School for Girls from 5 to 19 years, also Primer Classes for Boys. TUITION FEES REDUCED FROM FEBRUARY, 1933 ■ Education at Queen Margaret College is on broad cultural lines, with latitude for individual preference. Pupils arc prepared for public examinations. Optional subjects include Piano, Violin, Art, Elocution, Dancing, and Dressmaking. “Queen Margaret’’ offers all the advantages of city life to girls from country homes. It is situated in pleasant surroundings in Wellington’s best residential quarter. Ample provision is made for out-door recreation. Health and physical training receive careful attention. FIRST TERM OF 1933 commences FEBRUARY ". Prospectus and all information obtainable from MISS IRENE WILSON, M.A., principal. or from — THE REGISTRAR, *9 Manners Street, WELLINGTON.