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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 December 1928, Page 10

There’s no cheaper travelling unless /C you walk barefoot. Men’s Westminster Bicycle at £7/1.0/can fairly claim to be the cheapest bicycle going. Built of weldless tubing each joint is pinned and properly brazed —there's the foundation for a machine that will last, a lifetime. And with reversible handles, Brooks Saddle, Pump, Tools and guaranteed Tyres, it is extravagance to spend more on a cycle. GEORGE KITCHINGHAM Boundary Street, Greymouth. B.S.A. Cycle Depot. ’Phono 338.

“Do as I have clone —persevere.” —Stephenson. But there is no need to persevere with a cold if you do what thousands of New Zealanders have done for over GO years—take Baxter’s Lung Preserver. Gives relief from the very first dose. Baxter’s is a dependable remedy for all kinds of coughs and colds, bronchitis, asthma, and influenza. Also acts as a tonic. All chemists and stores. Generoussized bottle, 2/6; large, economical size, 4/6; bachelor size, 1/6. —4.

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Of CADBURY /WHY" competition The first, second and third. Prize Winners cts decided by the Judges are rts follows: — Ist Prize £5O, Mr. George Crosier. 293 Cnshel St., CHRISTCHURCH. Bought from re-, toiler —Mr. H. Clark, Queen St.. Masterton. 2nd Prize £lO, Robt. W. Alexander, Box 122, AUCKLAND. Bought from retailer—Mr.R. Bintie, Surrey Cres. Grey Lynn, Auckland. 3rd Prize £5, Mrs. E. R. Dunningham. 170 Pt. Chevalier Rd. AUCKLAND. Bought from retailer—Mr. R. Blade, Surrey Cres. Grey Lynu, Auckland. Fifty consolation prizes of Cadbury’s Boxes of Chocolates have also been awarded.