VARIETY is CHARMING if you want to know who is the cheapest man in 'Wellington, visit Flockton F r the best value in Iron Bedsteads, go to the Variety Stores 'I he low rent of that extensive but tumble down old shanty in Manners street, enables Fiockton to undersell all competi'ors Cheapest Fenders and Fireirons are at Flockfon’s C ariety Au-trian Bentwood Chairs of all kinds, in all colors, at Floekton’s You can buy Klectroplated Goods at Fiookton’s Shanty much cheaper aiu! equally as good as elsewhere I here are always scores of Paillasses and. Mattresses to select from at Flo.ton’s It is impossible to buy Crockery, i n;r;a. Glassware anywhere, as cheap a - at the Variety Stores 1 ockton makes all kinds of Spring Mo tresses to lit any sized bedsteads at a day’s notice '■ arpcts from Sd, Is and Is lid per } • !, to A civet Pile at 7s 6d per yard, a: 1’ nekton's I. r second band Furniture, or > ds of any description, there’s no st ck in the colony, that can compare v o that of Flockton’s in Manners
1 «r Spades, Forks, Bakes. Itoes, a- d ail garden tools go to the Variety Man All kinds of toys or Fancy Goods at iiocktou’s Variety Stores, Tory and Manner’s struts Saddles. Undies, Chips, or an\ thin:; yon require, at Flockton’s Fiockton can furnish your bo -e 't an hours notice with everything required Portmanteaus, Tranks, Carpet, School, and other bags, at Flockton’s. loilet Masse?, Clocks, Guns, Revolver ?, field Glasses, Cutlery, Ornaments, B' oks. new and second hand, Bird-, t aye.-. Pictures, Brushware, Curio,-; all to be had from the Variety Man klockton hut’s everything Plocktuii sens everything Fioekton nays with cash Fair dealing at Flockton’s i loi kroii gives no credit or discount 'There s no store in the city like Flockton’s for variety and quantity, both .New and Second hand. Flock tom has many imitators, but no equal There is but one Variety Man inthis City, and that is FLOCKTON, OF THE VARIETY STORES.
TORY STREET AND MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. 563 "H----OWNERS OF HORSES Do you want to keep your horses in LO'>d health and condition during the spring and Summer, and prevent sick-m-s and death r Then give your Horses Slesinger’s t oiulition Powders, for this is the best to son of the year for them. No horse ought to be kept without it. Cost toily 3s 6d per lb in Tins. Sle.Mnger’s Embrocation, and Colic Drink, Blister Oinment, Hoof Oil, t ; rease Ointment, Worm Powders, &e, t ir Horses ; Distemper Powders, and Mange Oinments for Dogs. All of them are warranted and infMLh!» Large Sales for them all throu-,L. C iony. Slesinger's Rheumatic fiaisam end 1.'.-ugh Syrup for human u?e arc superior to any of the many Yankee Notions, or other nostrums in the world, and not to be compared with such. All medicines are guaranteed and cheap. Try them. Wholesale or Retail. S. SLESINGER, V.S., 172, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.
The following letter received from a well known and highly respected gentleman ki Melbourne— T.y, Spiirg Street, Melbourne. To Mr Sletimrer, V.S. Dear Sir,—Having used your various Horse Medicines for the past two years, it gives me very much pleasure to be able to testify to the great benefit my horses have derived from their use. Just previous to your medicine being introduced to my notice I was unfortunate in losing two horses from Colic, both cases being attended by professional men. Since that time I have had seven or eight horses attacked with gripe and in every case one d >sc of your Colic drink effected a cure in less tt.an an hour. Your Condition Powders, Hoof Oils, Blister Ointment, and embrocation I have found from experience equally beneficial. C ursing men, or anyone who has dogs of any description to rear would find your Distemper Powders indispensable after making one trial. For the last ten years or so the greyhound pups and other dogs that 1 have lost uun distemper would be enormous if reckoned up, but since using your Distemper Powders I hare never lost a dog from distemper, I am, dear Hr, Tours, See., Thomas Dale*. 26th November, 1883. v oat for tie W« rarapa District. “ W, C, NATION, Greytown. 20th November, 1883
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1686, 10 April 1885, Page 4
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714Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1686, 10 April 1885, Page 4
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