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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3962, 9 February 1882, Page 4

NEW TYPE! New Type! Having jußt laid the founts of a Well-selected Assortment of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOBBING TYPE OP THK LATEST A.ND MOST ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS, THE Taranaki Herald is now in a position to execute tho FINEST WORK, IN AN UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED MANNEE. CONCERT TICKETS & PROGRAMMES. ' Beceipl and Delivery Books. Business and Visiting Cards, Circulars, &a Ball Programmes, Splendid Variety to choose from, ! HANDBILLS & POSTERS. | iv Black or Coloured Inks, Show Cards. Chemists' Labels. RACE PROGRAMMES and RACE BOOKS printed with neatness and precisiou. Billheads of Evert Description. Paper Bags Printed. Beceipt, Cheque, or Order Boohs numbered by a machine if required. IN FACT, EVERYJDESCRIPTION OF PRINTING EXECUTED AT THE TARANAKI HERALD OFFICE IN THE' BEST STYLE, and at price which cannot fail to gi satisfaction. THE TARANAKI HERALD PUBLISHED DAILr, Subscription per quarter, 6s. 6d, TERMS FOB ADVERTISING :— Advertisements of 18 werds....Ono Shilling. AdTertiscmonti of 24 words.. ..One Shilling- & Sixpence Adrertisements of 32 words.. ..Two Shillings, Advertisements of 40 words... .Two Shillings & Sixpence Advertisements by 8p5c0...3g. 6d. per inch. No advertisement of less ralue than 2s. 8(3. can be booked ; that amount therefore will be charged on all Is., Is. fld., and 2s. advertisements anlesi paid for al the time, ill advertisements musl be pro-paid, except where an account has been regularly oponed It it particularly requested tbat nil advertisements or insertion in the Daily Hibils should be left at the office not later than noon, so as to insure insertion id the samo day's paper. Standing Advertisements for Three and Six Month; oan V>o arranged for at a Liberal Discount Notice to discontinue advertisement (unless where number of insertions is mentioned on eriginal order) must bo forwarded, 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. Drake. Hawera Mr. J. Davidson. Carlyle Mr. J. Ksnwobtot Opunake Mr. P. Galvin TJienui Mr. Berteand ORDERS FOR ADVERTISEMENTS or PRINTING handed to any of th« aboro agents will receive prompt attention, TARANAKI HERALD and BUDGET may be PURCHASED from tho following storekeepers — Neiv PlymaHth — Messrs. Moverley and Quillian, Devonstreet West Mr. J. Avery, Devon-etrcot Mr. Bishop, corner of Daswou and Bui-teel-streots Mr. Beale, Brougham-street Miss Cottier, Brougham-stroet Mr. Crocker, Devon-street Mrs. Francis, Devon-street West Mr. Giluiour, Brougham-street louth Mr. Handy, corner of Courtenay Elliot-streeta Mr. Pitt, Devon-Btreet, next Scotch Churol Mrs. Powell, corner of Devon and Watson . street Miss Retford, Devon-street, next To»E Bridge Mr. Townsend, Devon-Btreet Mr. Yates, Brougham-street. Fitcroy — Opitnarce — Mr. S. Knuckey. Mr. J. H. Newman Bell Block— Manaia— Mr. (J. Callaghan. Mr. Langley Leppertop. — Normanby — Mr. Collins Mr. Beresford. Waitara — Ha/wera — Mr. Wilson Mr. Davidson, Mr. B.C. Lawrence Carlyle— Mr. Baker Mr. J. Kenworthy Mangapapa — Ureniti — Mr. Smith Mr. Bertrand inglewood — Omata — Mr. Franklyn Mr. Potte. Mr. Carter. Oakura — Mr. J. Mulree Mr. LoreriJge Mr. Lever Okato — Midhirst— Mr. W. N. Sym« Mr. Glegg. Westotvn — Stratford— Mr. Hu^hEon Messrs. Curtis. Pungarehu— Mr. J.Mulrco Mr. bteveDßon Waipuku— Rahotu— Mr. Speck. ' Mr. Stevenson