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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1844, 19 June 1920, Page 3

CHICKS.

"Children make misfortunes moro bitter.*'—Bacon. 'Hie mjsforfcnne of a cold is quite bad enough with the udult, but When tho L-iddie gets a cough.'or cold the, trouble seems magnified many times. Mblher! see tliat on your kitchen shelf is u bottle rtf Baxter,'* Lung Preserver, during tho c'outrh and cold time. Then when tho tittlo o/io is attacked by one of "winter's bogeys" the trouble will bo forced, through tho wonderful curative qualities of "Baxter's," to make a hurried departure. Children tako to this sterling remedy quickly; it is so rich and wanning, so pleasant to tho taste. Oct "Baxter's" toduy. 2s 6d buys largo boltlo.—Advt.

are now Eenew Your Friendship with that Superb Tea! ALL STORES: "D". 3s Gdj "X" 3s 9d. 'SUKATUKA' LOCAL AGENTS : MESSRS BARRAIft) AND ABRAHAM, LTD. IMMEDIATE SALE NECESSARY AT A LOW FIGURE. SPLENDID 1 CUTTIN'U DP PROPOSITION. 0 ACRES, G miles -from Moyrirtsville, first-class, motor roads-, 300 acres well grassed, 100 acres tot-class (trained swamp; practically new fi-roometl house, all conveniences; first-class .sheds and all machinery; closo to all conveniences; flab, to nmlulatiu&ttxuiitry. . . PRICE £2O per acre; CAS'K jlflw/ balance 5 .years at 51 percent. For the Farmer or Speculator who wishes for a first-class investment— Surrounding farms soiling at £so t0,£45 per acre. J ACRES') close to Te Arolia, nil grassed and first-class countiiy; 0-room-v >v) (id house, (j-hail cowshed; school and station 1} miles, Te Arolia 4 miles close to) Glaio depot. ' PRICE £6B per acre; CASH 921200, balance arranged. Carrying 34 cows, 2 horses and I'2, young stock. FIRST-CLASS DRAINED SWAM p. (No. MO) , AND GO,, LAND AGENTS, TE AROHA. BAHGITIEII STREET