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Otago Witness, Issue 3338, 6 March 1918, Page 58

"TOMMY HAS LOST HBS COLD." " That ie why I thank for you recommending Baxter's Lung Preserver to me," said one grateful mother to _ her friends. " Tommy used to suffer terribly at night from hacking coughs and colds, but now he is entirely free from them." "Yes, Baxter's is certainly a wonderful remedy," replied the friend. "A few bottles transformed my little girl from a lung and throat sufferer into a happy, ■healthy child." Mothers, get Baxter's, the unique healthgiver, to-day. Children like it. Is lOd per bis bottle.

The Kumara correspondent of the Greymouth Evening Star says that all 'that now remains to remind one of the once prosperous gold mines of the Kumara field — heaps of stones—are now being turned to profitable account, as they servo as a run for hundreds of sheep, which appear to do remarkably well. This is instanced by the fact that one sheepowner shipped wool, representing the season's clip, to the value of close on £4OO. What is believed to bo the first election of a woman to a chamber of commerce—at least as far as the dominion is concerned — took place at Devonport last week._ Mrs G-. A. Smith, who is carrying- on business formerly conducted by her late _ husband, waj elected a member of the Waitemata Chamber of Commeroe.