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Hokitika Guardian, 19 February 1924, Page 4

FOK SPECIAL CASKS. ".Ualle-o'’ plain for pem-ral lonic, "IMaltoxo with Cod hirer Oil" for chest and tun;; troubles, “.Alnltfxo with Cnscara” (Parke, Davis) for chronic constipation. "Milli'xn with Tlypoplio.- phiie.s” for eoneale-eenf ■; of exlroino weakness. There is no belter Malt Extract in the world for use by itself or with other medicines than "MaHoNo” (Wilson's Malt Extract).— Advt.

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