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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1702, 16 December 1919, Page 6

Amdngst tho transfers of land that liavo " J/™'' 11 placd in tho district recently is that of J 200 acres from Mr W. Lovelock, of Tiakitabuna to Messrs Voss Bros., wliilo Messrs Batehelar Bros, have purchased 1200 acres ' from Mr Smith at Linton. Mr Lovelock ', has ptfrchksed from Mr Allan Strang the homestead and 46 acres of his farm at AwaEVERYTHINO IN SUMMER IS NOT PLEASANT-A SUMMER COLD FOR INSTANCE. Sumriier is certainly a happy timo of the year. ,Tho warm pleasant weather makes for happiness.. But it is also liablo to disarm many of us. Wo fail to keep strong, and thus reinforce our fortifica-. tions against coughs, colds, sore throatsand cht'st troublds, Too often in .summer that familiar bottle of Baxter's lung preserver is missing from tho handy shelf —and then, a sudden change in tho weather, perhaps", or you leave a warm ballroom or thoiutre'to go out into tho colder air, and right there is tho chance of the cough or cold. And my, how hard it is to throw off.a summer cough or cold. But good old "Baxter's" is always ready to make you free from tho enemy; always ready to Jielp you throw oil' tho cough or cold, to strentfth'en the lungs and constitution, and to protect' you against' future ' attacks. "Baxter's" lias been giving welcome aid in thousands of New Zealand homes for the past' 53 : yoars. Dozens of gratoful un- ■ solicited testimonials have boon received frtim all parts of the Dominion and also j from Australia; You can't 'go wrontf ' with "Baxter's": the sterling tonic and I, coneh and cold remedy. Tt is Imrhn.ll.iJ