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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 5 April 1927, Page 5

“It does not cost us any more to come to New Zealand than to go to Europe, and, when one has -seen the Continent once or twice, lie has seen a lot.’’ This observation was made at Auckland by Air lien jam in AY. Hahn, a Californian banker and lawyer, who is visiting the Dominion for the first time, and is anticipating seeing something in the way of scenic attractions that, to use hi s own words, “is worth coming a. long way to see.” The visitor who got liis first glimpse of the Dominion from the Niagara, was much impressed with Auckland’s harbour and pellucid waters, natural beauty, great defensive possibilities, and .the rod-topped roofs of the houses that stud the heights of the suburbs. “In America,” he added, “we have a. good many harbours, but I don’t know ofone to compare with yours, save, perhaps San Francisco.” RICHARD IS HIMSELF AGAIN. ‘ He Took Marshall’s. Fospherine! AVhy persist in being miserable and gloomy, a nuisance to yourself and your friends. Shake yourself up, and get out of the rut into which you’ve fallen. There’s nothing wrong with you except underfed nerves. They need phosphorus! Give them Marshall’s Fospherine, and become yourself again! An unrivalled nerve food and body builder. Acts at once. The six-sided carton, 2/6, contains 100 doses. All chemists and stores, or from Proprietors, A. and AAC Baxter, of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, Christchurch. —1 For corns, hard or soft, old or new, apply Piogandra; 1/6. —Advt.