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IRONMONGERY. IRONMONGERY, THE CHEAPEST. IRON MONGER W 8 Now Selling the following at Special Low Price* for CASH: RANGES—LUKE'S, SCOTTB AND SHACKLOCK'S AMERICAN STOVES—NEW DOVER AND TASMA, specially cheap riLED GRATES—THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORT MENT IN THE CITY MANTELPIECES— ' SOLID MARBLE, IMITATION MARBLE AND WALNUT, new design* FENCING WIRE—- , ALWAYS AT BEDROCK PRICES, some slightly damaged will be sold cheap \MERIOAN AXES—OUR 3a 6d AXE ALWAYS GIVES SATISFACTION BUILDING MATERIAL IRON, FELT, NAILS. RIDGING, hi oUTLVO. EN AMELLBI) BAii-, OILS. PAINTS, oil .atR«d;rnoV "PrU*** for ('a*h ■ i '»i F vV • ; H K A P fc) S 1 ! it 1 \ M'«i "V <1 *• >i LOW li,t£ CUBA HTjf.KfeO Writ* for Prion* f LILY AND OTHER FLOWERING BULBS. . NIMMO BCiAIR HAVE just imported from .Japan and Holland a choice lot of Bulbs, comprising; ■ _ Lilium Anratnm (the QoJ den-rayed Lily of Japan). Of matchless beauty and fragrance. Each 6d; per dozen 4s 6d. Lilium Aurahim Rubrcvittatum. 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 the most showy of all. Each 2s. Lilium Longiflorum Gigauteum. Pure white, trumpet-shaped flower. Verychaste. Each Gd; per dozen ss. Lilium Elegans Atrosangninenm. Flowers erect, of dark-red colour. Very uncommon variety. Each Is; per dozen 9s. . Lilium Krameri. Most lovely in the extr ‘me. Colour a delicate shade of light pins, sometimes varying to pure white. Delightfully fragrant. Each la; per dozen 10s (post free). . Liltum Speciosum 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 8 doz for ss. Single—Mixed, lOd per doz; or 6 doz for 4 S Double—Striped, Is per do*; or 8 doz for Ss. Double—Rosa, Is per do*; or 6 doz .for ss. Double—Scarlet, 1* per do*; or 6 do* for JjS Double—Blue, Is per doz; or 6 do* for ss, Double—White, Is per do*; or 6doz for ss« Double—Mixed, Is per doz; or 6 do* for ss. , ■ „ RANUNCULUS. Large flowering French, mixed colours, lOd per doz; 6s r 100. Postage paid to any address in New aland on all the above. To secure the iove e-rly application is necessary, rat Orders get First Choice of the Bulbs. A RARE NOVELTY Now Ready fc sending but: LEPTOSPEEMUM CHAPMAN IT. Beantifnl New Variety of the Native muka, with Bright Crimson Flowers, isnrpassed for Cutting. Makes a fine seimen for Lawn or Shrubbery. A nited number of Plants for sale at 2s ch, or 2s 6d poet free. NIMMO AND BLAIR, SEED MERCHANTS, DUNEDIN.

HARDY’S No. 1 CLARET. PURE AWT) WELL MATURED. Renew mended by all Reading Boston. HEALTH ASSURED «ta.. TITABKET SQUARE (opposite Colombo ItJL street Bridge), Christchurch. Pro lessor Notmann is a Medical Electnciaii and Botanical Expert, and treats h« patients with Nature's own remedies witi wonderful snooeaa. Yon can be treated successfully at your own noma no nai had 20 years’ European experience. an< has been largely consulted since be com menced practice in New Zealand seyei year® fince, and to c°nvjnce tha mop sceptical will forward Electrical Appli ances, and concentrated treatment on easy terms of payment, TESTIMONIAL. r Napier, September »th, IM*. PROFESSOR NOTMANN.— Dear Sir,—l am pleased to be able to tell yon I am feeling well arid am improving, eyery day. I have lost altogether that miserable feeling I used to have, and am unite fresh when I get np in the morning, as I can eat and sleep well now. I have gained considerably in weight. and look well i the haggard look hasleft me, and my friends congratulate me on my improved .appearance, and I am sure yon do not ‘know crotefnl I am to yo* for your kindness and attention, as my life was r, burden before X wrote to you.—Tours ever gratefully, ATinY Amygß paTTEBSON.

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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4310, 20 March 1901, Page 3

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