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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 17 May 1912, Page 6

GET A GOOD PIANO. There are no better or more reliable instruments made than THE BROAD WOOD! THE RONISCH! THE LIPP! and THE STEIN WAY. We have just received big new shipments of these superb pianos; prices and styles to meet all requirements. We will make terms to suit any purse. Our name alone is sufficient guarantee of quality. Call upon us, or, on request, we will gladly call upon you. We keep a staff of expert tuners and repairers, and can attend to any of your piano needs. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED, WELLINGTON. North Island Manager, M. J. Brookes. Local, representative for these Pianos, A. M. Conruy. * A MIDNIGHT "BARK." One night recently, just as the members of a South Island chemist's household had retired, someone —a..visitor— was suddenly seized with a violent fit of coughing. It was a dry . "nagging" cough at first, that tickled the throat and irritated the chest, but it gradually grew worse, and by midnight had developed into a veritable ".bark." The coughing was incessant, everyone was kept awake, and at length the chemist in dismay went downstairs to his shop aud got a bottle of cough cure which he took up to the coughing visitor. The visitor took one dose. The coughing ceased immediately. In the morning the visitor asked the chemist: "What was that remarkable stuff you gave me for my cough Jast night? It stopped my cough like magic!" "That was Baxter's Lung Preserver, the best Cough Cure I have in the shop," replied the chemist. "lt?s a sure cure for all throat and lung affections, and is famous because it cures quickly. I have always used it myself, and have never known it to fail." "Is lOd the large-sized bottle at chemists and stores," .smiled the visitor, "I've read a lot about Baxter's— and now I know."—Advt. For Children's Hacking Cough at night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure Is 6d, 2s 6d. —Advt. ' FLUENZOL IMVES AWAY INFLUENZA The Manager of ; the "Evening »* m, b Panting Department, Mr. Thos. Jones writes:—"Quite recently one of the Tost' employees had a bad attack of INFLUENZA coming on* and asked to be allowed to go borne. Having a bottle of 'Ruenzol' by me I prevailed OB Imu to take a dose, with the resmt that he was ABLE TO CON- : TiNUE WORK, and next moming the symptoms of the dreaded scourge had almost gone. _ "A few days later I had occai 6ion. to .test the. ; efficacy of- the li medicine myself, -and was I AGREEABLY SURPRISED with j the result. After two doses the symptoms of Influenza had quite disappeared." ;. . < CHEMISTS & STORES. Prices, Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d, ' . ' t '■' -V, ' "..■■'.' .' ' ;.';27