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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9726, 23 January 1895, Page 2

Printing Works. The Machinery Equipment of the Herald Printing Works is the most modern. cftnof/ier dFacf t ■ The Stock in the Herald Stores is well bought at the factories of the world* and is select and comprehensive. Stiff dlnoffier c&aefl The Staff employed in the Herald Works is the best procurable, and being very numerous contains many specialists. On the Herald Premises are executed every description of Job Printing, letterpress and lithographic; Label Varnishing; Engraving on Brass, Copper and Wood Die Sinking and Embossing, Binding, Machine Ruling, Rubber Stamp Making,Box-making,Electro and Stereotyping, etc. s&6ain a &Facff The Output from the Herald Works being very large the expenses are reduced to a minimum and prices charged are consequently low. $fiasa are exacts That a call at the Heeald Printing Works, Wyndham - street, will enable the visitor to substan tiate. BBwamm Builders, &c Immmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmm FTIHE time to build NEW is coming again soon, but at present most persons must be content to REINSTATE, ALTER, and REPAIR, to make property tenantable and comfortable. GEORGE RHODES, GENERAL BUILDER. Orders receive his strict attention at lowest remunerative rates ADDRESS: Yard Custom-street) West (fronting Dock); or Collingwood-atteet. I (fronting Dock); or Colling wood-street. good NOTE.- If you want a slop Job (or a good job for nothing), don't send for him. ...».—I, wiwir——nJ Musical. "piANOSI rXARMQNIUMS. AR6ANSI AUG, HARPS, VIOLINS, VIOLONCELLOS, GUITARS BANJOES* I:,. AND '< SMALLER INSTRUMENTS TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARISE. irrOFFMANN AND QONS. ] QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ! THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS \ . OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I IN NEW ZEALAND \ ~',..■; , : .. : .- ... . I ALL KINDS Or MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS \ - • - XONXS AND KKPAIBED, " '