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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12536, 25 June 1901, Page 10

LAWRENCE AND KIRCHER’S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 182 AND 184, HlfiH STREET. We buy for Cash in the Beat Marteta in the world, and both members of the firm being genuine practical men, are in a position to and do, givo TER VALUE IN FURNITURE THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN CHRISTCHURCH. A VISIT TO OUR SHOWROOMS WILL CONVINCE YOU. NOTE THE ADDRESS,

ras v ail A PERFECT WtKVSRAGCa van Preferred by, (Connoisneora for its high quality arcl delicious natural fiaTcr. Li s Rich in nourishing and stimulating properties, it builds up and ijnrigorats& the system. Goes Farthest: NIMMO & BLAIR, DUNEDIN . y yyy f y yy VI Iff iiyiyq Fruit Trees, &c. FOB PIAWTIXTG I NOW. APPLES—The best and largest collection in New Zealand \ FEARS—Eating and Cooking Varieties, including all best sorts j ro “ PLUMS—Our list is an extensive one, and contains the finest A F er . ozeD * Dessert and Cooking Varieties I accor n 8 JAPANESE PLUMS—Of sorts. Large, luscious and juicy J a^e ' APRICOTS A PEACHES ( the leading varieties for growing in the open or on walls. NECTARINES ) Per dozen, 20/- Each, 2/GOOSEBERRIES—Dessert, Cooking and Jam Varieties 1 Prom 4/- per doz. CURRANTS—BIack, White and Red , 3 According to sort®. RASPBERRIES—Best named Varieties from 2/- per dozen STRAWBERRIES—Prom 3/- to 5/- per dozen GRAPE VINES— From 3a 6d each, according to age ] NUTS, PIGS, ALMONDS, WALNUTS, &a, &o.—Well-grow- thoroughly hardg^ at Lowest Rates. ‘ Forest Trees. Ornamental Shrubs. Roses. Climbers And Plants of Every Description WELL-ROOTED, HARDY AND TRUE TO NAME, OBTAINABLE Itl M. Nine I BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN. S3T REMEMBER I—That ROW 13 THE TIME to do your Planting.,