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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22285, 11 June 1934, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS CRICKET ENTHUSIASTS! See the Latest Larwood Pictures, at the —*sT. JAMESBRITISH THEATRE in 111 Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. 2.15 - TWICE DAILY - 8. The intensely dramatic story of a doctor who gave his life for a patient—an act that led to a bitter struggle on principles between the medical profession and the powerful British Press. "THE HOUSE OF TRENT,” "THE HOUSE OF TRENT,” With ANNE GREY, JOHN STUART, Wendy Barry, Stuart Rome. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ATTRACTIVE FBATURETTES. Latest Patho Newsreels Lion Musical Revue Scenic, “ Unknown Central Australia,” and “LARWOOD’S LEG THEORY.” Plans at DJ.C. and M'Crackun and Walls’s until 5 p.m. Jacobs’s until 7 p.m. Then at Theatre (Phone 13-702).

DUCK-SHOOTERS BEWARE. HEAVY PENALTIES POSSIBLE. - The keen sportsman who ventures out before break of day in cold, blustery weather deserves all he gets with his gun. Frequently, however, he gets something he does not deserve, and that’s a nasty cold. Chills and colds are one of the penalties of the sport, and should be guarded against by including good old Baxter’s Lung Preserver in the shooting outfit. Many a shooter has blessed the name of “ Baxter’s ’’ when, crouching in his mia-mia, he has been able to ward off a chili by the warming, stimulating properties of this unrivalled cough remedy. Especially in winter weather everyone, young and old, should have a bottle o; “ Baxter’s ” readily available. v Bax* ter’s” 70 years’ reputation is your safeguard. Sold by all chemists and stores ir bottles at 4g 6d, 2g 6d, and la 6d, — Advt.