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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24790, 15 December 1941, Page 2

FOUR SEASONS IN ONE DAY \ A visitor who arrived in Christchurch from, Lewis Pass complained of having four seasons in the one day. It was snowing when his party left in the- morning, was warm and sunny when they passed through Hanmer, while a hot, scorching nor’-wester was encountered later in the day. Then they arrived to find Christchurch in a heavy drizzle. This just shows how unsettled the weather can be at this time of the year. It explains the reason for so many colds that are going round. It warns one to keep Baxters Lung Preserver at hand —ready for any cold that comes your way. There’s nothing so sure, so safe as “ Baxters,” especially for those troublesome chests and coughs, sore throats, for hoarseness and all bronchial ailments. You can always be sure of “ Baxters.” “ Baxters ” never varies—always the same safe, soothing remedy—equally good for children and grown-ups. “ Baxters ” has excellent tonic properties. too. Safeguard your family from colds. See that you have a bottle of “ Baxters ” in your home. —Advt.

Not one letter has been lost of the 13,500,000 flown between England and Lisbon in the last year by the British Overseas Airways Corporation. Seaplanes and aeroplanes have safely covered 750,000 miles with 4000 passengers, and neither war nor weather has caused the Service to change its time table since It opened in 1930.