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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3961, 8 February 1882, Page 4

NEW TYPE! New Type! Javing just laid tho founts of a Well-3eleckd Assortment of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOBBING TYPE OP THB LATEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS, THB Taranaki Herald is «ow in a position to execute the FINEST WORK, IN AN UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED MANNER, CONCERT TICKETS k PROGRAMMES./ Receipt and Delivery Books. Business and Visiting Cards, Circulars, ka Ball Programmes, Splendid Variety to choose from, HAMMIIf.LS & POSTJER9, in Black or Coloured Inks, Show Cards. Chemists' Labels. RACE PROGRAMMEB and RACE BOOKB printed with neatness and precision, Billheads op Every Description. Paper Bags Printed. Receipt, Cheque, or Order Books numbered by a machine if required. in fact, every;desoription OF PRINTING EXECUTED AT THB TARANAKI HERALD OFFICE. IN THE] BEST STYLE, and at price which cannot fail to gi satisfaction, THB TARANAKI HERALD PUBLISHED DAILY, Subscription per quarter, 6s. 6d, TBEMS FOB ADVERTISING :— Advertisements of 18 wards.. ..One Shilling. Adrortißemontiof 24 words. ...One Shilling & Sixpenoe Advertisements of 32 words.. ..Two Shillings. Advertisements of 10 words. . . .Two Shillings & Sixpence Advertisements by space.. .3s. Sd. per inch. No advertisement of less ralae than 2s. 6d. oan bi booked ; that amonnt therefore will be charged on all Is., ls.ed., and Zs. advertisements nnlesi paid for at the time. All advertisements mnsC be pre-paid, except where an account has been regularly opened. It is particularly requested that all advertisements or insertion in the Daily Hbbalb shoald be left at the office not later than noon, so as to insure insertion in the same day's paper. Standing Advertisements for Three and Six Months oan be arranged for at a Liberal Discount. Notice to discontinue advertisements (nnlesi whore number of insertions is mentioned on original order) mast be forwardod. in writing, addressed to the Manager, not later than 10 a.m. on days of publication AUTHORISED AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS. Waitara Mr. F. Bluok. Inglewood Mr. T. Dbakk. Hawera Mr. J. Davidson. Carlyle Mr. J. K^nworthy Opunake Mr. P. Galvin Uienui Mr. Beexband ORDERS FOR ADVERTISEMENTS or PRINTING handed to any of the aboTe agents will receive prompt attention, TARANAKI HERALD nnd BUDGET may be PURCHASED from the following storekeepers — Ne7V Plymouth — Messrs. Moverley and Quillian, Devonstreet West Mr. J. Avery, Devon-street Mr. Bishop, corner of Daswoii and Bui-teel-etreeta Mr. Beale, Brougham-street Miss Cottier, Broughaa-stroet Mr. Crooker, Devon-street Mrs. Francis, Devon-street West Mr. Giliuour, Brougham-street south Mr. Handy, corner of Courtenay Elliot-Btrects Mr. Pitt, Devon-street, next Scotch Churol Mrs. Powell, corner of Devon and Watson. street Miss Retford, Devon-street, next Tone Bridge Mr. Townsend, Devon-street Mr. Yates, Brougham-street. Fvtzroy — Opunake — Mr. S. Knuckey. Mr. J.H. Newman Bell Block — Manaia — Mr C. Callaghan. Mr. Langley Lepyerton — Normanby — Mr. Collins Mr. Beresford, Waitara — Hanera — Mr. Wilson Mr. Davidson, Mr. B.C. Lawrence Carlyle — Mr. Baker Mr. J. Kenworthj Mangapapa — Urenui — Mr. Smith Mr. Bertrand lngleivood — Omata — Mr. Frankly n Mr. Potts. Mr. Carter. Oakura— Mr. J. Mulreo Mr. LoreriJge Mr. Lever Okato — Midhirst— j Mr. W. N. Symo Mr. Glogg. West own — Stratford— Mr. Hudson Messrs. Curtis. Pungarehu— Mr. J. Mulree Mr. btevenßon Watyukiir- ItaJtotu— Mr. Speck. Mr. Stevenson