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Hokitika Guardian, 30 June 1925, Page 3

NURSERY RHYMES. “Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Peter!" hurt :i misty eolil, lie coughed r.iul coughed and hacked and hacked, he just telt gray and old. Then ICofgo came ; he was not the same, he felt a warm rich allow, the cold disappeared and Peter felt cheered, now he swears by Kot'go for colds. Kofgo is guaranteed to give relief with the very first dose to even the most distressing id' colds and one bottle generally cores one. Sold at ■Js (id a bottle by lending chemists and stores. ftrifTen tiiul Smith. Ltd., n holesale distributors —Advt

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