“LOOKS A NEW MAN." “NOT PRINKING SINCE." That is what a grateful lady writes from Blenheim about her husband. We have scores of similar letters on file from all parts of New Zealand. Copies gladly sent v together with free booklet for your perusal. Drinko is a tasteless and odourless powder and can he given secretly in liquid or food. Quite harmless and will not injure the most delicate constitution. Treatment is inexpensive. You are nnuer no obligation by securing particulars of this splendid remedy. Why not write now. Address in confidence, stating if Mr, ( Mrs., or Miss. Lady Manager,. Prinko Proprietary, 212 U, Lambtbn Quay, Wellington.—Advt. Increased healthfulness and vigour result from drinking Kola-Nip, the beverage witti the nutty flavour. Non-alcoholic, syet snappy—full of twang—delicious. Try a little in aerated water.—Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 April 1918, Page 6
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