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Southland Times, Issue 21772, 29 July 1932, Page 10

HOME AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS A New Zealander, a regular rolling stone, recently returned to Auckland and spent his first few days noting the changes in his home town, and hunting up old friends, many of whom had passed on. Two things, however, had not changed. The weather was one of them. After voyaging in warmer climates he found out how it was still so easy to catch a cold in New Zealand. The sequel was a visit to a chemist, where he was surprised and delighted to find that Baxter’s Lung Preserver was still the best selling remedy, rs had been the case when he was hc.o sixteen years ago. “Baxter’s” in fact has been on the New Zealand market for 70 years and it is no exaggeration to say that every year still finds “Baxter’s” becoming more and more firmly entrenched as one standard specific for all coughs, colds, chest and throat afflictions. In cases of bronchitis and asthma and similar complaints, “Baxter’s” is also the first thought of those seeking relief. “Baxter’s” has tonic properties also which are well-known and appreciated. Every chemist and store in New Zealand finds “Baxter’s” to be the best seller. Three popular sizes, 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6. The larger sizes are more economical.—Advt.