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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12586, 22 August 1901, Page 7

LAWRENCE AND KIRCHER’S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 182'AND 184, HIGH STREET. TT® buy for Cash in the Best Markets <in the world, and both members of the firm being genuine practical men, are in a position to, and do, give etter value in furniture than any other HOUSE IN CHRISTCHURCH. A VISIT TO OUE SHO WROOMS WILL CONVINCE YOTT. , A. • • - - “■ ■ • NOTE THE ADDRESS, DRINK ~ ’ ■ ■ ■ J ■ TIGER"TEA SMOKE . • HABIiEQUIN tobacco. NSMMO & BLAIR, DUNEDIN , IF \MT W WW'W W V W V"P PRICES FOB 3?OB FI.ANTISQ 0 SNOW, Prom 18/- per dozen, according to age. Prom 4/- per doz. According to sorts. APPLES—The best and largest collection in New. Zealand ?B ARS —Eating and Cooking Varieties, including all best sorts PLUMS—Our list is an extensive one, and contains the finest Dessert and Cooking Varieties . ... JAPANESE PLUMS— Of sorts. Large, luscious and juiqy APRICOTS j the leading varieties for growing in the open or on walls. PEACHES > Per dozen, 20/- Each, 3/. NECTARINES ) t _ .. , _ „ ... GOOSEBERRIES— Dessert, Cooking and Jam Varieties | DUBEANTS— BIack, .White and Red 3 RASPBERRIES— Best named Varieties from 2/-per dozen STRAWBERRIES— Er° m 3 /‘ to 5 /’P er dozen GRAPE VINES—From 3s 6d each, according to age NUTS PIGS, ALMONDS, WALNUTS, &0., &o.—Well-grown and thoroughly hardj at Lowest Bates. Forest Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Roses, Climbers M Plants of Every Description v , footed, hardy and true to name, obtainable mIL i iLMi, SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN. 'BENIEHBER !—Thai W IS THE THE io do voki* Planting