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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12864, 19 May 1936, Page 3

ZA •58 1 i \ / Safe «i>i m m H&fiS if SB r ws hoivS/feel / LOOK out for aching limbs, headache and persistent fever it may be that most devastating of complaints! BonningtoiTs Irish Moss will reduce the dangerous FEVER, ease the heavy languid feeling, soothe the inflamed membranes, stop the cough! IMITATIONS: Don't take these. Get Bonnington's — 1/6 and 2/6. -IL 0 Dm 0 IV '2+ if

RACK THEIR THROATS • —‘Arnold. During fchc winter you„li ear -many nasty coughs, that rack , and.'" jrritato the throat. What is needed of ' course, is a regular dose of Baxter’s Lung Preserver to cut the phlegm, relievo the intiamniafcion, and give quick pleasant relief: “Baxter’s” is best for ah coughs, colds, and sore' throats. 1/6, 2/6, 4/6 everywhere. Make sure it’s “Baxter’s,” the remedy with the tonic properties. '■ < . *

According to Captain W: ?H. Bearan,' master of tlieyßlue Star- liner Sultan Star, Australia and - New Zealand could not wrest the chilled "Beef trade "from the Argentine' for' at least 20 iyears. Captain Bearan said/thaf the two islands of New Zealand had been cbmhed -recently for a cargo of chilled beef, but only 600 tons cool'd he pro- • cured. The space available for chilled beef is 0000 tons, ...