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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 23 September 1914, Page 7

The piano to be used at the Liederkranz concert to-night is a "Grand." kindly lent by, Messrs E. Dixon and Co. Mr C. A. Whitney is liberating in the Waikato several pairs of baldeoots, which he recently imported from England. The baldcoot is almost exactly similar to the pukeko or swamp hen. The Millerton Miners' Union, at a representative meeting, resolved practically unanimously in favor of working on pay Saturday when required by the Westport Coal Company to supply Admiralty orders (says .the Grey Argus). The men unanimously ' and cheerfully ' agreed that the time had arrived to put aside petty grievances. At Christchurch a few days a2O Miss East was married to Mr West—Kipling to the contrary notwithstanding. For Chronic Chest Complaints Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d. 2s fid HA stitch m time taves nine," and j Is lOd spent on a bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver often saves a large bill from the doctor. Lung Preserver is a cough and oold remedy of fifty years' standing, and one that never fails to cure even the most stubborn oolds. It gets right to the seat of trouble, breaks up the cold, whether it be in the head or chest, and tones up the system to its normal healthy .state. If taken at the first appearance of a cold Lung Preserver will cure it in less than 24 hours. Get a bottle from your chemist or storekeeper, or send direct to J. Baxter and Co., chemists, Christchurch. —Advt. 137

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