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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 756, 30 April 1881, Page 2

tR CROSSE, Surgcon-Dentis*, wil , shortly BE-VISIT MASTERTON and CARTERTON. • Wl /OPENING A NNOUNOEMENTIII R JONES, (Lately h the employ of Mr F. W. H6l.es) RESPECTFULLY notifies hia fi'ondsnd tbe general public that ho will OPEN THOSE CENTRAL PREMISES (Lately occupied by Mr G.T, Farmer) NEXT BANK NEW ZEALAND With a large stock of GENERAL SATURDAY, 23rd INSTANT, And trusts by strict attention to the requirements of all who may favor him with their patronage to marifc their support, at the same time assuring them that all goods supplied will be of the BEST QUALITY, and will be Bold at the LOWEST CURRENT PRICES. Further particulars in future advertisement, Note the address— NEXT BANK OE NEW ZEALAND, Queen-street, MASTERTON. 749 J. WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCONIST, FANCY GOODS DEALER, to. to. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MASTERTON. J.W. begs to thank his numerous Mends and customers for the liberal support accorded him since re-commencing business, andbegs to inform them that ho has now on hand a choice assortment of— CAMERON'S & F. 0. WILLIAMS' Celebrated AMERICAN TOBACCOS, Golden Bar, Ruby Twist, Navy 5 and 6 Sunflower, Navy Twist, Venus, Havelook's Glory, Raglan,lrish Pig-tail, etc, OUT TOBACCOS, Try J. Williams' Choice Rough Cut unsteamed Tobaccos .-Gold Rod, Cable Twist, Negro Head, Mixture, and Cigarette. G.B.D. and MEERSCHAUM PIPES in endles variety. Vanity Fair and Richmond Gem Cigarettes. Also* Choice Assortment of— FANCY GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TOBACCONIST SUNDRIES, TOYS, Etc., Etc. Note tme Address—Opposite Council Chambers, and near Post Office, Queon-st., Masterton, 751 READY-MONEYI READY-MONEY! READY-MONEY I RICKMAN. The Country People would find it to thoii advantage by encouraging the Cash System, and Purchasing their BOOTS and SHOES at Hickman's Ready-Money Boot Shop, Wellington. A. RICKMAN, IMPORTER & BOOTMAKER, Maimers and Willis-street. WELLINGTON. NOTICE. THE Undersigned are CASH Purchaser of OATS and WHEAT, and are like wise prepared to GRIST the same a current rates. BACON feWRIGLEY. CHURCH SERVIOES.-SUNDAY. CIIUHOU OF ENGUP, Masterton—ll a.in. and 7 p.m, Wednesday, 7 p.m, Opaki—3rd Sunday in month. - Oreytown—ll a.m. and 7 p.m,

Wesleyan Church I Masterton—ll a,m. Rov. J. Dukes. 1 2.30 p.m. Sunday School. 6,30 p,ro, Mr Gordon Taratahi—3 pan. Rev, J, Pukes. Presbyterian. Mastorton—ll a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School, 9.30 a,m. and 2 p.m. CATHOLIC DIRECTORY. SERIES. ST. PATEIOK'S, MASTERTON, Fh'st and third Sunday of month, 11 a.m.; fifth Sunday (when occurring), 9 a.m.; every Sunday evening, 7 p.m.; Monday mornings, 8 a.m. St. jury's, carterton. ■ First and third Sundays, 9 a.m.; fifth Sunday and Days of Obligation, 11 a.m. BAORED HEART, OREYTOWN, Second Sunday, 9 a.m.; Fourth Sunday, 11 a.m. ST. ceresa's, featherston. Second Sunday, 11 a.m.;'fourth Sunday, 9a.m. ST. JOSEPH'S, TENUI. Last Sunday of October, 11 a.m,; last Sunday of November, 4 p.m.; last Sunday of January, 4 p.m. LOCAL PRODUCE. Daily Office, Friday. Messrs Vile and D'Arcy report retail prices as under : Butter (fresh) la per ft), Butter (salt) lOd lb Cheese 8d per Hi, . Onions 2d per ft). Bacon lOd per lb. Eggs. 2s per doz. Potatoes, 4s.per owt. Oats, 2s per bushel, Oatmeal, 14s per 1001b Pollard 6s 6d per 1001b. Bran, 3s per 1001b, Seconds, 8s per 1001b Maize (crushed) 5s 6d Beans „ 5s £d Rye Grass, 6s per bush . Oooksfoot, 4d per lb Flour (sacks) 12s 6d „ (100'b) 13a . „ (50's)13s6d Wheaten meal, 10s 6d per lOOlbs Oaten chaff, 2s 6d per sank ; Crushed oats, 2a 6d per bushel •