HOLIDAYING IN AKAROA

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 400, 7 July 1928, Page 5

HOLIDAYING IN AKAROA

what a visitor found a Wellington business man , Q ~} s wife spent a holiday at AkaRawi. 8 ori ginal French Settlement on hia* • Peninsula, which is of such ’Ttr° riCa * i nte rest to New Zealanders. WUt here in 1840 that Captain Stanbefnisted the Br *itish flag a few days ore the arrival of the French fleet, hart ® om e years since the man been in Akaroa before, and when in tlle town he had a sore • Chatting to his wife the next vervJ rema -rked that there were sh’n , ew changes and that the townwhSt* muc *i the same as it did v ou l- Was there before. “And do I v.J* now,M rem a.rked the gentleman, °n a , sore throat when I was here buvivT 16 last occasion? I remembei servpi? a k ottle of Baxter’s Lung Preroart r tlle chemist’s shop over the bow’* ai T? * believe 1 will get another io* hi A? so * an< * the next mornp throat was very much better. Ourita er S Lun & Preserver is the favcou&h and cold remedy. It °hiai ,f ore throats and relieves bronIt corr }Plaints in a wonderful way. c °mpcniifi Cl n r 4. ed ’ warmin S soothing *he that does you good from “Baxtl? „ dose * There is nothing like fi esideJ S K • to shift a cough or cold. thesA f being a splendid specific for ofnt>}aint f n t > } aints * “Baxter’s” possesses build tonic properties that help to a ttack« v 6 sys tcni to resist further sized wJ° U f an set a generouse of “Baxter’s” from any ar® or store for 2s 6d, or if you lcaii y minded you will obsize. For the convenibottlA bachelors there is also & small at eighteen-pence. 1.