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Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1925, Page 1

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A RIVER BANK TRAGEDY, The youth sat on the river hank anti sneezed and coughed, I’m told. ‘-Take Kofgo.” said the maiden fair. ” it’s sure to cure that cold.’’ Wasting no more time lie rushed off to the nearest chemist and bought a bottle of Kofgo at 2s (3d. The very first dose afforded him prompt relief and the bottle effectively cured the cold. Kofgo has proved a wonderful cough remedy for many West Coasters these last three years. Leading chemists and stores sell it, the wholesale agents being Griffen and Smith, Ltd., Greymouth.—Advt.