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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17132, 7 September 1926, Page 9

The heaviest fall of snow for many years occurred' on the Takako Hills, Nelson, last week. Service ears were considerably . delayed. great difficulty being experienced in negotiating the hill. At. Hawk’s Crag (near the top) snow was two or three feet. deep, and the cars had to be pushed through with the help of passengers. ALL THE WAY FROM ENtiLANP. A New Zealand lady, now living in Arlesfofrl, Hampshire, sent all the way to New Zealand for a supply of Baxter’s Lung I'reseic T. During her residence in this country, she ' had many times experienced great relief when suffering from coughs and coldis, and not being aide to secure “Baxter’s” in England, she considered it well worth while to send 13,000 miles for it. < Baxter’s Lung, Preserver is not only a splendid cough aud cold remedy, hut a. tonic of superior merit. It routs the most stubborn chest cold or (hacking cough in record time, and reinforces its healing , work by revitalising the weakened system and promoting tho disease-resisting powers ol the body. 1 'New Zealanders can get Baxter's l.Ung Preserver without, nuv trouble at (111. A generous sized bottle costs but 2s 6d at any chemist or store throughoat the Dominion, For family use obtain the larger size at 4s 6d.