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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 872, 30 August 1866, Page 3

W. O. WILSON'S LITHOGRAPHIC & COPPER-PLATE "geraid" (Dffrq, 10 WYNDHAM-ST., (NEAR, QUEEN-ST.) THE Proprietor of the above Establishment has added to a former large and varied stock of material .some of the very best Lithographic and Copperplate Presses to be obtained, with newest improvements and by the best makers. Having now the ONLY COMPLETE ANT> WELL AFroIXTED and Copper-plate 6st;il)TiiiTinmtt in Auckland—the only complete one, in fact, to be found in the Northern island, he is prepared to execute work of all kinds in a style not to be equalled by any house in the colony and at MODERATE PRICES. NOTICE. MERCHANTS and Tradesmen will find it to their advantage to give their orders direct to this Establishment. If given elsewhere they are either completed at this Oilice or sent on to .Sydney, and in either case two profits have to be paid, where one only need bo paid by giving them lirst hand to the "HERALD" OFFICE, 10 WYNDHAM-ST. LADIES' A2\"D GENTLEMEN'S VISITING CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, i<;., AT AN HOUR'S NOTICE. "HERALD" OFFICE, 10 WYNDHAM-ST.

LETTER-PRESS PRINTING Executed with neatness and despatch, at the lowest possiblo prices, at the "HERALD" OFFICE, 10 AVYNDHAM-ST. RULING. Bill Heads and every description of Mercantile Work ruled to pattern on the Premises. "HERALD" OFFICE, 10 WYXDHAM-ST. RECEIPT-BOOKS, &c. 7 PRINTED, BOUND, AND PERFORATED, In the best style, at the "HERALD" OFFICE, 10 WYNDIIAM-ST. THE "NEW ZEALAND HERALD" MONTHLY SUMMARY FOR AUGUST, FOE TRANSMISSION PER S.S. ' AUCKLAND,' TTILL BE I'UIILIRHBD ON SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 1, And will contain all tho News of the Month. iggr SiNOLB Copies G»., on Gs. rF.it Axnum (Addressed and Tosted to order if required.) The Mail closes on Saturday, at 5 p.m. METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. BI.VDE AT 3 P.M. I Thermometer. „ , Baro- Ham August, meter. r- Wind. 24 , r ~. 3Il "C- in hoara. Max. Mm. Bun. ■Wed. 20 30.354" 59 47 81 S.S.W. 0.07 * Corrected to mean sea level. T. Peacock, Optioian, 52, ShortJand-etreet.