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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 749, 22 April 1881, Page 2

MR OROSSFj, Surgeon-Dentist w shortly EB-VISIT MABTEHTUN and CARTERTON. W QPENING 11 E. JONES, (Lately in the employ of Mr F. W. Hales) RESPECTFULLY notifies his friends ami the general public that he will OPEN THOSE CENTRAL PREMISES (Lately occupied by Mr G. T. Farmer) NEXT BANK NEW ZEALAND Witli a large stock of GENERAL GROCERIES, ON SATURDAY, 23RD INSTANT, And trusts by strict attention to the requirements of all who may favor him with their patronage to merit their support, at the same time assuring them that all goods supplied will be of the BEST QUALITY, and will bo sold at the LOWEST CURRENT PRICES, Further particulars in future advertisement. Note the address— NEXT BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Queen-street, MASTER TON. 749 READY-MONEY 1 READY-MONEY! READY-MONEY I RICKMAN. The Country People would find it to their advantage by encouraging the Cash System, and Purchasing their BOO'IM and SHOES at Rickman's Ready-Money Boot Shop, Wellington. A. RIOKMAN, IMPORTER & BOOTMAKER, Manners and Willis-street. WELLINGTON. iBI? nfIHE Masterton Rifle Volunteer Corps X will parade at tho Town Hall THIS EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. The Band requested tn attend. After parade, a meeting will be held re parade on Her Majesty's Birthday, May 24 th. F. W. RUCK, Captain Commandiug M.R.V, Corps, Masterton, April 22nd, 1881.