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Evening Star, Issue 21836, 27 September 1934, Page 3

ENGLISH TEST CRICKETER’S OPINION Alter the previous series of tests |)ilived in Australia, the Englishmen took home not only the Ashes but one of them took home something equally as important a : s far as New Zealanders are concerned. Head what the popular Maurice Tate wrote:—■ ,l Just a brief note to express my appreciation of the excellence of your hung Preserver. One of the many kindnesses shown mo in New Zealand was the provision of a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver by a cricket enthusiast who thought 1 would find it useful, and 1 can assure you that I did. Keally, J have never struck anything like it on the numerous tours in which 1 have participated. 1 am so convinced of the value of your remedy that I intend taking a supply home with me for the family.—Yours sincerely, Maurice Tate.’’ Everyone agrees with Maurice Tate that there is nothing like “ Baxter’s ” to bowl out » stubborn cold or to help dismiss influenza. Don’t he caught by tbe leg-pulling theory that a cold must run its course. If you want to keep your end up this winter have “ Baxter’s ” on your side.' “ Baxter’s ” has been scoring steadily for over 70 years. First in the field and still the best, fs 6d, 2s 6d, and <ts Gd at all chemists and stores.— [Advt.’J

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