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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 12 June 1925, Page 9

Owing to rough weather the Rarawa was unahle to cross the bar a-t Onehunga. last night, and the trip lias been cancelled. The next trip from New Plymouth will he made on Tuesday night. ’ . Heralded by several -showers, which for the twenty-four hours preceding 9 a-.rn. accounted for a rainfall of 75 points, the eornpa,rativel.y mild weather experienced of late to-day gave way to a cold southerly gale, accompanied h.y driving rain. The wind, which in tlio early morning 'blew from the west, veered round to> the south' early in the day, and while being bitterly cold and accompanied by driving rain, increased in .strength, until by mid-day it had assumed the proportions! of a- typical •‘southerly .buster.’’ Despite the shelter of verandahs, several shopkeepers on the north side of High .‘street found i.t advisable to keep their doors closed, and consequently, with the few people abroad in the streets, the town had a somewhat deserted appearance. After noon the rain abated, but at 3 p.m. the weather was still cold and threatening. To-day’s weather report is. not. reassuring, but the fact that the barometer is rising quickly may mean cold but fine weathel- shortly. “Be armed against the elements.” —Hafty. The chill in the night air emphasises the need for protection against colds, coughs, throat and chest maladies. Money cannot buy a more reliable ispecinc than Baxter’s Dung Pi'eserver —famous for over 58 years as n remedy for all; winter ailments. The first dose gives instant relief. “Baxter’s” is also a grand tonic. You can obtain a generous-sized bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver from anv chemist or store for 2s 6d; family size 4s Gd. But be sure you get “Baxter’s”. 2 Add---