50 YEARS ! A RETROSPECTION.
Half a century ago, Baxter’s Lung Preserver commenced to wage war against N'ew Zealand coughs and colds. Tim amount of good it lias done for New Zealanders during that time is incalcuablo. It appeared on the market in the first of the early “seventies” in a small way, but the people of those rough days were quick enough to recognise a good thing, and quick to take advantage of it. That is why Baxter’s Lung Preserver has flourished and grown to be such a popular cough remedy in the Dominion—because right from the start it proved its powers to cure colds, and commenced to work its speedy cures as it decs today. To the sore and husky threat, to the cough, to the cold, and all chest complaints, Baxter’s spells extermination. “ it’s famous, because it cures quickly,” and because it never fails, it cures the acute cold, the chronic coll, ami the hoarse throat in less than no Ham, just as it cured the chest ailments and sore threats of the people half a century ego. Fifty years of cough curing lias mere than proved its effectiveness, and those who are suffering from any throat ior (chest trouble should try Baxter's. It is procurable at any chemist or store throughout the length and breadth of Now Zealand at Is lOd the large sized bottle. Get Lung Preserver now—it is a certain preventive, an unfailing, cure, and is pleasant to take.
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GREYMOUTU MR. HYNDMAN Proprietor. TTAS pleasure in intimating that ho has TAKEN OVER the proprietorship of that well-known hostelry, and trusts that by carefully studying the comfort of the travelling and general public to merit a continuance of the fonnor patronage enjoyed by his predecessor. Comfortable accomodation guaranteed for visitors. Every attention paid to their requests. A GOOD TABLE AT REASONABLE TARIFF. EXCELLENT CUISINE AND .MOST LUXIJRIOUS BEDROOMS. None but the BEST brands of WINES ■ and SPIRITS stocked.
Q U E E N’S HOTEL. CORNER OF MANCHESTER AND CASHEL STREETS. CHRISTCHURCH. A. MEHARRY : : : : : Proprietor. (Late of Lands and Survey Department, Hokitika). Tfio House has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished. SPEIGHT’S XXXX ALE ON TAP. TARIFF: ss per day.
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West Coast Times, 22 June 1912, Page 4
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466Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 West Coast Times, 22 June 1912, Page 4
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