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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12534, 22 June 1901, Page 10

Bnain.o33 NoticasBAD COLDS. \ Sfc $■ & 3f£ \. & & & & & \# & $ * «■ ■ 1 9*fc\ & # * % CORES. COUGHS, % , y % % % % %/ ■& .* & 3* ■& 1 , p &#/ UH. r $ TAKE F 0».... EIOATS, S' LSES. SfM. / , s % %. $ & $• $ INFLDEKZA. * Sad colds, soke throats, and all CHEST DISEASES. All Chemists and Storekeepers 116 & 216 * > * & $ #r $■ ■$ * & & •#•■ & .* * BRONCHITIS. &

FURNITURE, CARPETS. LINOLEUMS FURNISHING DRAPERY CHINA AND GLASSWARE, ELECTRO-PLATED WARE CUTLERY, FURNISHING HARDWARE AND ALL KINDS OF HOUSE FURNISHING REQUISITES. ■ A. J. WHITE’S . ■•• PREMIER” FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. Is the feEST HOUSE IN THE COLONY Whareat to Furnish either COTTAGE OP MANSION The Stock being so EXTENSIVE AND VARIED you can at onoa Select any article you may possibly require, thus saving TIME,; TEOHBLB & EXPENSE INSPECTION INVITED AND EVERY INFORMATION GIVEN. SPECIALONE GRAND PIANO (By BEOADWOOD & SONS) at about ONETHIRD ENGLISH COST TWO PULL-SIZED BILLED TABuES (By ALCOCK & CO.). THREE IRON SAFES (Second-hand) (By various makers) FORTY BOLL TOP WRITING DESKS (All Sizes) Ac,, Ac. STEAM CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WORKS—, • ‘ ST. ASAPH ST. SHOW ROOMS—TUAM ST. GTE.— Wo keep open ALL DAT on Thursdays, and close on \ Saturdays at 1 p.m. DRINK , ■ TIGER, TEA SMOKE . . j ■ . , ’ harlequin tobacco. X 1924

Proved by experience. Three-quarters of a ■century feefors tbo Public and growing in appreciation is to-day The Standard Cocoa of tii© World. Exquisite in flavor, highly nourishing and refreshing. Experience proves it b© The Best of all .Cocoas.

NIMMO & BLAIR, DUNEDIN. f f'?T rft >fytfrri ™“ s Fruit Trees. &c. ros FXA27SZX7O NOW. From 38/- per dozen, according to age. APPLES—The best and largest collection in New Zealand PEARS—Eating and Cooking Varieties, including all beat sorts PLUMS—Onr list is an extensive one, and contains the finest Dessert and Cooking Varieties JAPANESE PLUMS—Of sorts.. Large, luscious and juicy pwTrmrsf \ All the loading varieties for growing in the open or on walls. NECTARINES. ) ; P-dc.en, 20/- Each, 2/GOOSBBERRIES —Dessert, Cooking and Jam Varieties > From 4/- per doz. CURRANTS— BIack, White and Red ) According to sorts'. RASPBERRIES—Bast named Varieties from 2/- per dozen STRAWBERRIES —Prom 3/- to S/- per dozen GRAPE VINES—From 3s fid each, according to age NUTS, FIGS, ALMONDS, WALNUTS, &0., Ac.—Well-grown and thoroughly hardy, at Lowest Rotes. • * & •* Forest Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Hoses, Climbers And Plants of Every Description WELL-ROOTED, HARDY AND TRUE TO NAME, OBTAINABLE FROM HIMMO I BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN.