NORTHERN FLOODS

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 14, 7 April 1927, Page 14

NORTHERN FLOODS

NO SERIOUS DAMAGE HIKURANGI MINES SAFE (From Our Own Correspondent.) WHANGAREI, To-day. Flooding has occurred of the lowlying area near the railway station which is the only damage reported on North Auckland railway as the result of yesterday s heavy rains'. The Hikurangi Coal Company’s mine is safe, but anxiety is felt for some of the other mines.

ALL THE WAY FROM HAMPSHIRE HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF” Some years ago, in 1921, to be precise, we had a very appreciative letter from a lady in Hampshire, England, stating that she had great relief from a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver and asking that a further supply be sent her. The other day a man from the same county—a visitor from New Zealand apparently—wrote as follows: “Having forgotten what an English winter is like, we had unwisely omitted to supply ourselves with a sufficient quantity of ‘Baxter’s.’ Will you please send to above address bottles to the value of enclosed P.O. Should our visit be prolonged we will be obliged to send for a further supply as it is not safe to be without it. Why do you not start an agency in England?” When people take all the trouble to send 13.000 miles for “Baxter’s,” it is self-evident that the judgment of the many thousands of “Baxter’s” users in this Dominion is confirmed. “Baxter’s” is invaluable for easing sore throats and healing inflamed bronchial passages and stops that tickling sensation that so aggravates a cough. Its beneficial effects are felt after the first dose, and all traces of cough or cold quickly disperse. “Baxter's” moreover, possesses tonic properties that help to build up the system. You can get a generous-size bottle of “Baxter’s” at any chemist or store for 2s 6d, or better still, obtain the more ecnomical family size at 4s 6d. 9