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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14160, 30 November 1916, Page 7

'tHappiness is our end and aim." —"Pope.

To be happy you must be healthytree from, sore throats and nagging :oußhs and colds. In the spring and early summer those complaints are easily 'caught"— nearly everyone is susceptible to them. Strengthen your lungs by taking Baxter's Lung Preserver, and you will be delighted at keeping free from bronchial- troubles. . "Baxter's" is the <reat scientific remedy prepared specially for upbuilding the lungs.' Thousands use and praise it. Your chemist or store can supply you with a big bottle for la ion. .'.'■■

Mr. Albert Kaye, who has lately;; returned from a visit' to England, speaking at a Christchurch meeting last week, said, that he believed that people out hero got' a better view of what was going on m connection with the war than m Eng^ land. "I have said over and over again to my English friends. that the papers m New Zealand collate the messages .and put everything m a more readable and understandable form than those m England," Baid Mr. Kaye. . The letters from correspondents and cabled summaries aided those at this end to get a better, grasp of the situation. New • Zealanderg had much to bo: grateful fqr v to -their press. '' v ■•'%/•■!

- A PIANO IN EVEiRY HOME.

That every New Zealand home should be made happier by the possession of a good Piano is the desire of The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd. This popular Mjisio Warehouse has long been noted for, itß attractive offers of High-grade Instruments. At no time, nowever, has it provided Better Values than those ' re^ presented by its latest - importations, which include a fine selection of Sixty Guinea Upright Grand Pianos, bearing such well-known English names as "The Stevens," "The Lynwood," and "The Gresham." These excellent instruments were specially .selected at the Manufacturers by discerning .experts, and are fully guaranteed for ten years. If your borne is without a Piano, you should decide to visit; "Tlie Bristol" at once. All the superb British instruments shown may be purchased on very easy terms.. Old instruments taken m part exchange, and their "full value allowed.— The Bristol Piano Ob., Lt#., Wellington. North/ Island Manager: M. J. Brookes. Local Representative: John TWnley.