HINT TO TRAVELLERS. TAKE A BUG AND "BAXTER'S." A man who has done considerable travelling in New Zealand gave valuable advice (lie other day to some of Ids friends. He said that he always carried a. good rug with him, in case of a yhiliy night, flmd the other article that he found most useful was a bottle of Baxter's Lang Preserver. This remedy was invaluable in warding off coughs and colds. No matter how careful one may be, a chill is always likely when travelling. Not only does "Baxter's" get to work at the first sign of a cough or sore throat, but it revitalises the system and fortifies it against future attacks. It has wonderful tonic properties. Baxter's Lung Preserver hae been on the market for 53 years. It has steadily 'increased in popularity, and possesses to-day the largest sale in New Zealand. It is sold by all chemists and stores at 2/6 for a, generous-sized bottle. Bettei still, get the most economical 1 family size at 4/6. Obtain one for your kit to-day.
"- INEN T OUTFIT (Rubber A Stamp of your.namo), pad, brusli, delible ink, and a box to bold the lot; 3/6.—At On Hkb*»,«i (Wlm,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17152, 30 September 1926, Page 9
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