RAXFIJKMjY rhtrld ENTHUSIASTS CAITOITT nNAWAIES. The inlonso ontlusinsin manifested over the thngo-Sonthlnnd Roe Turly Shield mnflt had its roaelioiiK. 'Weeks nr die weather had broken a. I'ew days outlier and underfoot ihe rain and mow had made conditions unidonsait. Thousands \yaited for some tint* in'ior to tin* ma i eh, and next dny : lhe result was that nuiny l>eo|de sul'erid ll'otn sore throats with attiutdidl ootijvhs and colds. | After a. football rnatfli or tiny other continued exposure ti the elements, the wisest thiliK is to litre a wood dose of Baxter’s Riiuk ITcjorvor immediately on returnitin 1 hojte anti thereby “nip in the bud” aif trouble that may have been eonlrti'ted. No other remedy isso pleasant, to lake and so prompt il K'ivinf? relief, while “Baxter’s” is, ofeourse. unique for its marvellous trtic properties. 4/0. 2/0 and 1/0. at aj chemists and stores.*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19126, 22 September 1936, Page 3
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143Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19126, 22 September 1936, Page 3
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