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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16550, 14 May 1914, Page 3

Us to " and This Sale is a "reciprocal treaty." You do us a return in reducing our Stock —which • •■>■ must go down quickly—and we help you to Bargains "Big and Plenty" at LAWRENCE & JURCHER'S RETIRING FROM BUSINESS SALE. Crowds have saved " lumps " off their House ; '"■-" -'\ Furnishing and Furniture already—butr-:::-there are lots of bargains yet I . U ...-v TTIM r :'i It's Your Move For Your Gain '.■•"'. LAWRENCE & KIRCHER ggSi*

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