Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4066, 13 June 1882, Page 4

NEW TYPE! New Type! Having jut laid the founts of a Well-selected Assortment of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOBBING TYPE OF TBB LATEST AND MOST ATTBAOTIVJB DESIGNS, THB Taranaki Herald is «ow in a position to execute the FINEST WORE, IK AM UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED MANNEB. CONCERT TICKETS k PROGRAMMES, Receipt and Delivery Books, Business and Visiting Cards, Okoulara, Ball Programmes, Splendid Variety to choose frem. HANDBILLS A POSTERS, in Black or Coleored Inks, Show Cards. Chemists' Labels. BAOE PROGRAMMES sod RACE BOOKS printed with neatness and precision. Billheads of Eveby Deeobiftiov. Paper Bags Printed. Receipt, Cheque, or Order Boohs numbered by a machine if required, IN FACT, EVEBY DESCRIPTION or PRINTING EXECUTED AT THE TARANAKI HERALD OFFICE IH THE' BEST STYLE, and at prioe whioh cannet fail to gi satisfaction. rriHE TARANAKI HESALD X PUBLISHED DAILT, Subscription per qaarter, 6s. Id. TSBMS rOB ADVIBTISINB:— AdTßrUsmn«ct_of IS w»n3«....0n0 Shilling. AdrertUenwnU ofM wotdt...,Ona StJlhng k Sixyasot Advertisements of 84 words.. .,Tw« BhilUng*. AdVßitißeaienUof4oworas....Tiroßkil]i__.Aßixpeß« Advertiseseats try spMe...Ss. Bd. per lock. No advertisement of less value than Is. Sd. eaa bt booked ; that amoont tberefars will be charged on all Is* ls.6d^and as. advertisements unleai paid for at tbe time. AUadvertisemtnUi_.iutbepre.p_id t sxeti>t wbors an aoooant hM been regularly opened. It is particularly requested that -U advertisements or iniertion in the Daily _______ sboald be left at tka office not later than noon, wiite insure inaertioa is the tame day*, paper. BUuiding Advertisements for Three _nd Six !(•___• oan ke arranged to at a liben) Disoount. Notice to duoontinne advertisements (-bloss whart mumber of insertions is mentioned co original order) most ke forwarded, in writing, addressed to ths Uanager, not later than 10 a.sa. on days of pnbHoatto AUTHORISED AOSNTS CORRESPONDENTS. Waitara Mr. F. Bluok. Inglewood Mr. T. Dbakk. Hawera ... ... Mr. J. Davtmo*, Carlyle „. ... Mr. J. KtmreßTßi Opanake; Mr. P. OALvnr Uienni Mr. Bbbtbahi) OBDSBB FOB ADVUBTISBMBNTS PBtNTINQ haaded to aay of the above agents will receive prompt attention. TABANAKI HERALD and BUDGET may be PURCHASED from the following storekeepers— New JPtymovtA— Messrs. Moverley and Quillian, Devonstreet West Mr. J. Avery, Devon-street Mr. Bishop, oornar of Daswon aid Bui. teel-Btreets Mr. Beale, Broagham-Btreet Miss Cottier, Brougham-street Mr. Orooker, Devon-street Mrs. Franois, Devon-street West; Mr. Gilinow, Brougham-street south Mr. Handy, oorner of Ooartomay ElHet-streets Mr. Pitt, Devon-street, next Scotch Chord! Mrs. PowelL corner of Devon and Watsox| street Miss Retford, Devon-street, next Tone Bridge Mr. Townsend, Devon-street Mr. Yates, Brougham-rtreet.; Ftitroy— Opunake— Mr. 8. Knuoker. Mr. J. H. Newman Bell Block— Manaia— Mr. U. Callaghan. Mr. Lang-ley Lepperton — Nermanby — Mr. Collins Mr. Bereefon*. Wmitara — Hwieera — Mr. Wilson Mr. Davidsbn. Mr. B.C. Lawrence Carlyle— Mr. Baker Mr. J. Kenworthj I Mangapopa— Urenui — Mr. Smith Mr. Bertraml inglewooA— Omata — Mr. Franklyn Mr. Potto. Mr. Carter. Odkura— Mr. J. Mulree Mr. Loveridge Mr. Lever Okat»— Midhirtt— Mr. W. N. Byme Mr. Glegg. Wtttoren— Stratford— Mr. Hu_hsoa Messrs. Curtis. Pungarehu— Mr. J. Mulree Mr. Steveasoc WAipuku— Rakotu— Mr. Spook. Mr. Stevenson