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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16570, 28 October 1924, Page 4

A LAWN LIKE VELVET

It you use the Great American Rail Bearing Mower. Crops close and even. Cheapest Mower because fine construction gives toughest service. Easy running. Self-sharpening and no repair bills. All Hardware Dealers sell them. X.Z. Distributors: Mason. Struthers and Co., Ltd.—4.

Crowds have watched the dipping of 400,000 sheep in tanks on the North Wales hills as a sheep-scab precaution. “Nothing is old but the mind.”— Emerson. Coughs and colds can be checked in llieir earliest stages with Baxter’s Lung Preserver, the famous 58-year-old remedy for all throat, chest and bronchial troubles. A dose in time wards off approaching ailments. A short course of “Baxter’s” quickly roots out the most stubborn cold. Rich, warming, penetrative—the always dependable antidote. Also a grand tonic. Chemists and stores. Generous - sized ►ottle 2/6; family size, 4/6.—6. Glasgow’s proposed expansion scheme # will add another 45,003 people to the city’s population.

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