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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21229, 19 October 1943, Page 6

Paki Paki Freezing- Works Site The old freezing works site at Paki PaKi. near Hastings, on which Messrs. Boniiwick and Son s works we're destroyed in the 1931 earthquake, has been acquired by Christie and Rae ana oilier Cnnstic interests for the extension of tneir business and a plan is under way to make the 100-acre area a model industrial area with an attractive lay-out. This will include recreational facilities, a swimming bath and other amenities for the staff. It is stated that the foundations of the old freezing works will be incorporated in any. building programme. HOW SERIOUS IS THE COMMON COLD? Most people have many times suffered from a common cold and in due course recovered without ill effects. A Department of Health statement, however, suggests that a cold virus cun pave the way for secondary infection anct that, is its danger. Further that the “harmless” cold is a step towards influenza, bronchitis, pneumonia. Obviously, therefore, one cannot afford io ignore a cold, however slight. Fresh air, right food, and a balanced diet constitute treatment officially recommended. Thousands of New Zealanders will, of course, enlist the services of their old friend, Baxters Lung Preserver, which over 30 years has proved to be New Zealand's most popular cough remedy. “Baxters” is very palatable. Children will take it readily without coaxing. For young children “Baxters” snotild be diluted in water as directed, ft is of great assistance in alleviating throat tickle and that irritating night cough. Prepared solely by Baxters Ltd., 002 Colombo street, Christchurch,