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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4410, 13 May 1909, Page 2

SAMUEL BARRY, D.8.0.A. THE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST OF AUCKLAND, May be consulted in TE AROHA AN mUESDAY, MAY 9VN UESD AY, May 60 at the PALVCE HOTEL. Cnreful, Skilful nnd Personal Att ntion 7 0(i Assured. pIAKO MOUNTED RIFLES The Squadron ’will assemble at Morrinsville at 11 a.m. ou S-VTUEDAY, June 5,1909. Baggage must be at Orderly Room, Te Archn, on FRIDAY 4, not later than 9.30 p.m. ; Mr Ross’ Store, Waihon, not later than 9 a.m.; Mr Fisher’s Store, Waitoa, not later than 9.30 a.m.; Guminer Bros. Store, Morrinsville, not later than 11 a m. on SATURDAY nth. Matamata members will carry their own baggage and assemble at Mr J. B. Starkey’s old homestead at 12 o’clock J noon 01 SATURDAY, June 5,1909. Each man will bring his lunch for Saturday. Any member not attending camp will be lined the fall amouutof the capitation viz., £3 10?. The members of the Matamata Troop are hereby notified to attend Parade at Matamata on TUESDAY, 18th May, at 7.30 p,m. Staff-Sergt.-Major Coleman will bo in attendance. FINES for non-atteudaLce will be 1 strictly ENFORCED. I A. TATTERSALL, Act. Cupt. |

! You utay shoot fairly well with a second class gun, but when it comes to long distance killing, J. B. Johnsons’ English and Belgian weapons stand out as sure killers, —Advt.