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AUTUMN SHOW. W E have received our First Deliveries of Goods for the Autumn Season, and are now showing a Full Selection of the LATEST NOVELTIES in Fashionable Apparel. We invito Inspection of the various Departments. TE ARO HOUSE DEAPEEY COMPANY, LTD. TCTOUND—LethabV*, Manner* street, 5 door* from Willi* street, best and cheapest place to get Umbrellas Ee-cover-ed or Repaired. Glass and china riveted cane chairs re-seated, all kinds cutlery ground and polished. Large assortment gt silks in stock. Bottle cement for mending glass and china; hard cement for I crockeiy—will ,-stand boiling water. No agents employed. Please send your work to the shop, where it will receive prompt attention, 790 IIOUND, "Spring Blossom Ointment*’ heals everything it touches; cures chilblains, chapped hands, sors legs, sore eyes, cuts, burns and all irritating skin complaints. Price, 6d and Is. All. Chemists and Storekeepers. 649 Ti/jTANDAEIN BEAND—OnIy genuine J-T-I; "Chinese Laundry Glaze, 6d and Is. "Bloomine," corn cure, 6d; "Sepoy's Prairie Cure," 2s fid; "Sepoy's Prairie Oil." 2s 6d. "Spring Blossom Pills," 6d and Is. At Chemists and Grocers. Agents, all Wholesale Druggists. 648 LILY AND OTHER FLOWEEING BULBS. NIMMO AND BLAIR HAVE just imported from Japan and Holland a choice lot of Bulbs, comprising : Lilium Auratum (the Golden-rayed Lily of Japan). Of matchless beauty and fragrance. Each 6d; per dozen 4s 6d. Lilium Auratum Eubrovittatum. One of the rarest of Lilies. Flowers of large size, spotted bright crimson, and having a purplish crimson band down the middle of each petal. Very attractive, and 1 , the most showy of all. Each 2s. * Lilium Longiflorum Gigantenm. Pure white, ■ trumpet-shaped flower. Very chaste. Each 6d; per dozen ss. ... Lilinin Elegaiss 1 Atrosanguineum; Flowers erect, of dark-red, colour. ' Very uncommon variety. Each' IB; per dozen 9s. Lilioni Kramcii. Moat lovely in the extreme. Colour a delicate shade of light pins, some times varying to pure white. Delightfully fragrant. Each Is; per dozen 10s (post tree). Lilium Speciosnm . Kretzeri. Immense white flowers of great substance, with a greenish band running through the centre of each petal. Very free flowering. Each 6d; per dozen ss. ANEMONES. Single—White, Is per doz; or 6 do* for ss. Single—Scarlet, scarce. Is per doz; or 6 doz tor ss, Single—Blue, Is per doz: or 6 doz for 6s. Single—Mixed, lOd per doz; or 6 doz for 4s. Double—Striped, 1* per doz; or 6 doz for ss. Doable—Eoso, Is per doz; or 6 doz for ss, Double—Scarlet, 1* per doz; or 6 do* for sa# Double—Blue, Is per doz; or 6 doz for ss. Double—White, Is per do*; or 6doz for double—Mixed, Is per doz; or fi doz for ss. . . RANUNCULUS. Large flowering French, mixed colours, lOd per doz; 6s per 100. Postage paid to' any address in New Zealand on all the above. To secure the above, t_rly application is necessary. First Orders get First Choice of the Bnlbs. A RARE NOVELTY Now Ready for sending out: LEPTOSPEEMUM CHAPMANII. A Beautiful New Variety of the Native Manuka, with Bright Crimson Flowers. Unsurpassed for Cutting. Makes a fine specimen for Lawn or Shrubbery. A limited number of Plants for sale at 2s each, or 2s 6d post free. NIMMO AND BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN.

have secured a really good Xmas •TEEAT for our Customers. We have purchased for CASH the whole of a TEAVELLEE’S Samples at less than ENGLISH cost. We shall give our CUBtomers the BENEFIT of this TEANSACTION for the Xmas Season only. EEMEMBEE—NO DUTY FEEIGHT or EXPENSES of any kind has been PAID on these goods by us. Thev consist of PLATEDWAEB, BEUSHWAE*. CUTLEET, ENAMELLEDWAEB. and Household Goods generally, too numerous to mention—only one of each line. CALL EARLY FOE BARGAINS. PRICES IN PLAIN FIQUEW. ELL GOODS SPOT CABS. Goods delivered within the City. CAMERON & CHRISTIE j ANTED, all the Microbes 'and Impurities taken from your drinking water by using Peter Hutson and Co.’s Zealandia Filters. Cheap and everlasting. LAMBTON QXJAT.

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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4298, 6 March 1901, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4298, 6 March 1901, Page 1