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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11661, 27 October 1923, Page 2

A BTJMP ON THE HE'AD. GIVE ME SOME "BAXTER’S l" A little child came home from achool crying the other day, and aaid that a naughty hoy had thrown a atone at her. When the mother, examined the little one’s head, sure enough there was a ulight lump on the side. She endeavoured to soothe the child’s feelings, and said that it would be all right, and that she would fix it up. "Yes," said the small girl, "give me some Baxter’s." She knew that was what mother always ! flew to when the children showed the slightest sign of a cough or cold, and the efficacy of Baxter’s Lung Preserver evidently had stuck in the little one's mind. "Baxter’s 1 ’ is the universal favourite throughout the Dominion to-day. Everywhere you go you will find that it is the remedy that is recommended by friend to friend. By sheer merit it has steadily forged ahead, until now it ha« become the leading oough and cold medicine. Baxter’s Lung Preserver is also a tonic as -well a»s a cold remedy, enriching and renewing the blood cells and toning up the system generally. You can obtain a generous-sized bottle from your chemist or store for 2s 6d; or, better still, get tho family sizo at 4a Gd. It is more economical. 82.

Somo slight damage to the belting of the Cobar was occasioned recently owing to the late storm, hut the vessel is now running again in perfect order. The Muritai was in a similar condition, btit it was not of a serious character.