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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 13 December 1924, Page 15

“The natural beauty and the holiday advantages of this country have been veil impressed on many Englishmen,” stated a New Zealander who returned to Auckland by the Ruapehu on Monday after visiting the exhibition (reports the Herald). “I know that lam only one of many -who have tried to do a' little ill the publicity, line. The Englishmen seemed to be particularly keen to learn all they could about the fishing, and I know at least three sportsmen who have expressed their intention of coming to New Zealand to indulge in this snort at the earliest opportunity. The New Zealahdeithought that in normal times New Zealand lacked • sufficient publicity abroad, “I feel sure,” he said, “that if a publicity campaign were organised on a proper scale the money spent would be more than repaid. ‘ All the Englishmen I met were obviously keen to learn all they could about the Dominion. The personal contact by Dominion visitors and English people during the exhibition did an incalculable amount of good, and I think I am right in sa3 T ing that the tourist traffic next year will show an anoreciable increase.” “A FAITHFUL. FRIEND IS THE MEDICINE OF LIFE. ’ ’—Proverb. Wculdn’t you gladly change from experimenting with untried cough and cold remedies if you knew of one that wms prompt and certain? Baxter’s A very fine cookery book, compiled when you are troubled with cough, cold or sore throat. Besides, “Baxter’s” is more than merely a cold cure. It possesses invaluable tonic properties, udiieh rebuild and invigorate run-down systems and jaded constitutions. Act at once! Get a generous-sized 2/G bottle from your chemist or grocer to-day; or, better still, get the family size at 4/G, 7