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Pahiatua Herald, Volume VI, Issue 708, 12 October 1898, Page 4

Visiting Cards (ladios’ or gentlemen’s), plain or printed, in ondloss variety and at Erglish prices at the Pahiat" ITkkald ollice. Mr Win. A. Boagey, teacher of piano and organ, lias commenced tuition, and will visit Ballanco every Saturday. Term begins with pupil. For particuI n s address—c/o Messrs Elliott and Co., Pahiatua* Outsiders judge of the standing of a business firm by the quality of its commercial printing, just as the public everywhere j idgo of theatrical companies by the lavishness and elaborateness of their show printing. Badlyprinted and badly-displayed billheads, memoranda, letter heads, circulars, or any other variety of commercial printing are a “ give away ” to any firm, and ini ttention to an important detail of ; this kind may involve a serious loss of : prestige. Job printing is nil nrt mastered j only after long years of special training, I but the numerous half-trained tradesmen who attempt it, and turn out cheap arid nasty jobs, full of grammatical and technical inaccuracies, have well nigh robbed it of its artistic standing. Good printing payß. Wo have at the Herald ollice an oxpert job printer whoso work has earned the highest encomiums. Call and inspect samples. * A settler out at Pongaroa wants to know if it is true that Prank llaigh sells Juno tobacco for 6/ 7 pe<* lb post froo. Send an ordor in arid see for yourself. Cigarette Tobacco for 8/9 per half lb post free to any address. A full stock of tobacconists’ goods kept u( Frank Haigh's, the oldest-established hairdressing saloon in Puhiutuu.