P.O. SAVINGS BANK

Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 132, 1 December 1936, Page 14

P.O. SAVINGS BANK

SATISFACTORY POSITION

(By telegraph— I'res9 Association, i DUNEDIN, November 30. Satisfaction with the position of the Post Office Savings Bank was expressed by the Postmaster-General (the Hon. F. Jones) in an interview today. The Minister stated that for the year ended October 31: last the surplus- of deposits over withdrawals amounted to £2,420,000. As the sum of £1,406,000 was added to the bank's account last March as interest on deposits then held in the bank, it would be seen that the total at credit had increased during the year by £3,826,000. IMPORTANT INTERVIEW INTERRUPTED. Details of an important business transaction were to be finalised at the office of an Auckland agent. A wellknown local manufacturer arrived at the appointed hour, and after listening to the proposition under consideration, commenced to comment, when he was seized with a severe paroxysm of coughing. He was obviously distressed, and seemed inclined to discontinue the interview. The agent conducting the negotiations produced a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver, and his client needed no persuasion to take a good dose. Immediate relief followed, and the interview was satisfactorily concluded. Countless incidents like the above not only illustrate the wisdom of keeping "Baxters" on hand, but indicate its remarkable efficacy in affording relief. "Baxters" is unique in the manner in which it clears away phlegm and allays all irritation. Even asthma and bronchitis sufferers find greatest relief from "Baxters." This very pleasant remedy is wonderfully soothing, while its tonic properties are equally unique. All chemists and stores sell "Baxters" 4s Gd, 2s 6d. and Is Cd sizes. —Advl.