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COFFEE AND CHICORY ESSENCE £ 0H ;« a? H HH I &V\ m i BPO II m van § J. ROM the warm ill of oflicc walls to the chill of city streets—the busy man has little time to heed the risk. Despite perhaps that touch of BRONCHITIS or an incipient COLD in the head w i tli its slight temperature, perhaps a herald of V INFLUENZA. The finest insurance is BONNINGTON'S lIUSII MOSS. I l has fine demulcent properties, abates lever, loosens phlegm and ea«cs troubled breathing. ' IMITATIONS These abound ! But insist on having "Bonnington's." ]/6 and 2/6. The Adult Dose is 2 tcaspoonsful while 10 drops is sufficient for baby. spoonsful j fi drops is I*'' I '*?' r baby. !'**' If fi fi </* ft m. I BONNINGTON'S JUBES.—For au irritated throat these arc very handy. Post free from Bonnington's, Christchurch. 1/6 tin.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20893, 8 June 1931, Page 14
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