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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1682, 6 March 1885, Page 4

VARIETY is CHARMING ft’ you want to know who is the cheapest man in Wellington, visit Flockton FCr the best value in Iron Bedsteads, go to the Variety Stores The low rent of that extensive but tumble down old shanty in Manners street, enables Flocktou to undersell all competitors Cheapest Fenders and Fireirons are at Flockton’s Variety Au.-trian Bentwood Chains of all kinds, in ail colors, at i'iockion’s Vou can buy F'dectroplated Goods at F.ockn.m’s Shanty much cheaper and equally as good as elsewhere There are always scores of Pahhuses anti Mattresses to select from at Fluekton's It is impossible to buy Crockery, China. Glassware anywhere, as cheap as at the Variety Stores I iOcktoti makes ail kinds of Spring Mattre?ses to iit any sized bedsteads at a day s notice Carpets (rum Sd, Is and Is lid per yard, to \ civet Pile at 7s 6d per yard, at Fiocklou's Per second band F’urniture, or Goods of any description, there’s no stock in the colony, that can compare with that of Flocktou’g in Manners Street. For Spades, F'orks, Bakes, Hoes, ami ail garde n tools go to the Variety Man All kinds of toys or Fancy Goods at FlocktoiTs \ ariety Stores, Torv and Manner's streets Saddles, Bridles, Whips, or anything you require, at FRckton’s FFockton can furnish your house at an hour’s notice with everything required Portmanteaus, Funks, Carpet, School, and other bags, at Fhockton’s. Toilet Glasses, Clocks, Guns, Revolver's, I’ield Glasses, Cutlery, Orna ments, Books, new and second hand, Birds, Cages, Pictures, Brush ware, Curios; all to be had from the Variety Man Flockton buys everything Flockton sells everything Flockton pays with cash Fair dealing at Flockton’s Flockton gives no credit or discount There’s tin store in the city like llocktou’s b r variety and quantity, both "t and Second band. il ui lias many imitators, but no equal There is but unc Variety Man inthis City, and that is FLOCKTON, Ol THU VAWETY STOKES, TORY STUB FT AND MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. 563 HAIRCUTTINGJk SHAVING. JOHN KENNEDY, HAIRDRESSER,

! N’fiar 1. E. Kempton's, Greytown), XN 11 MATES to the public of Greytown (in.l ’urroiindiug diatricts that he has started i'i.jiuef-s iu Greytown as HAUL DHhSSKU. Hauog terved his time to the >■; ani tsiniil i‘ii on his own account •bt-re. hj« can pnarantee to cut hair in lotv-t stylo. Every customer can rely ueti\u.i.’ t-veiy caieaud attention from the U"ids . f Juu.\ Kennedy. I,! 1.-s’ Haircutting ami Dressing. Will went npi.u Inili-.-s at their own residence on Wedding and other occasions for the dressing of the hair. I'eifumety, cigarettes, tobacco and pipes on Land, Agencies Wanted. Hours—From 0 a.m. till fi p.m. Saturdays, until 11 p.m. JAMES ROSS, Farrier and General Smith yueen Street, Masterlon. Implements of ail kinds made and repaired. H.-rscs Shod by ?xperienced hands, 62fl HART UDV, (tertius) Blacksmith and wheel weight Main street, Grettown. Farriery in ail it* branches carefully and properly executed, WASHING COPPERS AM' COLONIAL OVENS (I I * BRIGHT, BLA KSliliH hj FABEIER,

Out VToWM, 1 j i.'i.'.HT Si- inform bis fi lends au i si >• j.u't. !(■ tbs?l he is now open to receive orJ-i - : t hij WASHIMii COPPERS AMP COLONIAL OVENS Made to Order on tire Premises. Hours earefuily shod, and all Order? "eeive i-rcmpt attention. J. HODGE, JUN., BLACKSMITH AND (jl MF.RAL SMITH, MARnXBOBt'f'SH. SHO-HM'-» "JNt UPON THE NEWEST PRINCIPLE. ■-;) MR ARTHUR HOBY, LP EMTIATE IN i't’NT.U* SUHOEIiV. Rural College .Sjrg t ou.s, Ireland. Wir t.’? Street, WkLLlsoton Second door torn Manners-street.