It was at a reception to tin* Chinese footballers. One of tint young men from tho Orient began to cough most violently. A sweet young tiling nearby watched him with a look ol distress. Suddenly she pulled a small parcel from lier bag and tearing the paper off she revealed a bottle of Kofgo, the wonderful cough cure, ‘‘lake this,” she said, ‘‘take a dose right away and that distressing cough of yours will inline dintely .■'(op.” Willi M look i'T oinl it 111 1 ■ ■ llu* ( "11 i m:i 111:111 :irce|>teil the oift, mill liis p.nitilmli* w;is prnl'onml still more 11 minute or two Inter when niter one 1 Ins" his ilist cession eolith cini';h iiumcilhilely s I uppo* I. Nolen, 1',,. y,rrnl coni'll cure is sold nt - _’s Ini n ImjUlc hy h'liilin-: chemists and "rnciTS the wliolesnle distributors lor the Const heine (liitlen mid Smith. Ciey- ■ 1 tont h. Ailvt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 October 1924, Page 1
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