POPULAR IN THE SOUTH SEAS. It is not generally known that if one were to go into a chemist’s shop or general store in the main towns ol Fiji or Samoa, one of the best, known New Zealand products would bo read-' ily available. 'the product in question, Baxter’s Rung Preserver, has been such a marvellous success in New Zealand over a period of seventy years, that it is not surprising that the demand for “Baxter’s” has spread overseas. There is, of course, also th e regular demand from individuals in distant lands who swear by “Baxter’s” and even send to New Zealand for a supply of this inimitable specific for coughs, colds, chest afflictions, and kindred ailments. This continually spreading demand for “Baxter’s” is a wonderful tribute to a wonderful remedy. For old’ and young it is most palatable and proves most effective. Pin your faith to “Baxter’s.” Sold by all chemists and stores in three sizes 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6. The larger sizes are more economical. Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 April 1933, Page 11
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