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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 82, 16 October 1928, Page 14

P. Mullins, aged seventeen, a factory hand, who lives at 15, Brook street, was knocked down by a motor-oyele in Lambton quay about 8.45 p.m. on Saturday, and received concussion and I lacerated wounds ou the face and,right leg. He was taken to the Hospital by the City Ambulance, and yesterday he was reported to be progressing satisfactorily. The two youths who were riding the motor-cycle, J. Foster, of Kenya street, Ngaio, and A. E. Head, who lives in Morley street, suffered minor injuries. Th.ey were taken to the Hospital for medical attention. CHEMIST'S WARNING REGARDING COUGH MIXTURES. AN UNPLEASANT EXPOSURE. Quito a large proportion of the cough and cold remedies on the market contain opium or morphia in the form of paregoric (a preparation of opium), laudanum (another, ( preparation of opium), chlorodine, etc., says a qualified chemist. "People who, take these mixtures are unknowingly but surely forming a drug habit. Cough mixtures containing any form of poison should be entirely banished from the home. They do more harm- than good." The best preparation in this chemist's opinion is "Heenzo" (Hean's Essence), which does not contain the slightest proportion of any poison. It can be given to the youngest members of the family, and in all cases it has proved a most effective specific for coughs, colds, and all throat and chest ailments. One bottle makes a pint, and a substantial money-saving is thus effected. ■ . "Hoenzo" is obtainable everywhere, 2s 6d bottle.—Adyt.