'NEATH THE WALLS OF TINTERN ABBEY.
NAPIER, This Day. A New Zealander touring in the .Old Country got into conversation with an Englishman when visiting the lovely pld ruins of Tintern Abbey. ''I lived |n. New Zealand foxvnearly five years," said the Englishman. .Then he proceeded to give. his opinions of our country. He didn't like this and disapproved of that. His criticisms got ]the New Zealander on the raw. "Is ithere anything you do like about New Zealand?" he demanded. "Yes," said the growslng Englishman, "they make the finest cough cure in the world there —Baxter's Lung Preserver. A New Zealand friend of mine sends me a supply every year." A number o! people in distant lands send to far away New Zealand for this renowned remedy for coughs. colds, chest afflictions, and kindred ailments. This continually expanding demand is a wonderful tribute to a wonderful remedy. For old and young "•SBaxter'sp is an 3 class by, itseli.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 86, 8 October 1935, Page 15
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