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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4067, 14 June 1882, Page 4

NEW TYPE! New Type! Having just laid the founts of a Well-seleoted Assortment of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOBBING TYPE or tbb LATEST AND MOST ATTBACHVB DESIGNS, THE Taranaki Herald is mow in a position to execute the FINEST WOKE, IH AM UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED MANNER, CONCERT TICKETS & PROGRAMMES, Receipt and Delivery Books. Basinees and Visiting Cards, Circulars, Ball Programmes, Bplendid Variety to choose from. HANDBILLS A POSTERS, in Black or Col«ared Inks. Show Cards. Cheuiits' Labels. RACE PROGRAMMES and RACE BOOKS printed with neatness and precision. Billheads or Evkbt Descbiptiov. Paper Bags Printed. Receipt, Cheque, or Order Books numbered by a machine if required. IN FACT, EVERT DESCRIPTION or PRINTING KXEGOTKD AT THK TARANAKI HERALD OFFICE IN THE BEST STYLE, and at price whioh oanntt fail to gi satisfaction. THE TARANAKI HEBALD PUBLISHED BAILT, Suboeription per quarter, 6s. 64. rasua roB advibthino.— Adveztiasnantaof 16 wßrdj....Onß Shilling. Advertisement* of 24 irorda...,Ona Shilling ft Bi»OMt Advcrtifementa of SI worcU ...,Tw© ShiUiogß. Advertisements of 40 words.. ..Two Shillinifi £ Sixpeaet AdverUaeateaU by spMe...ta. 6d. per inok. No »dv«rUMment of Ie« nJoe than I*. cd. eaa be booked s that amount therefor* will b« chargwi em al ls^ 15.6d 4 and Is. advertiseaena nolasi paid far at the time. AUadvertiietncnUnraatlNpre-pud, axeqit where an aosoont hot beea regnlarr/ opened. ItiapartiGalarlyNqaeKed that »U advertUenMnti or iniertian in the Daily HnuisiboaM beleftatta* office not later than noon, Nuto inrare inMrtiat ia the tame day's paper. Standing Advertisements for Three and Six Hentat oan k« arranged for at a liberal Discount. Notice to dSeontinue adwrti»eiaenU (onliai wbett mnmber of inaertion* is mentioned «a original orte) Biut he forwarded, in writing, addrwAed to the Uanager, not later than 10 a.n. on dan of ■nblloatiea AUTHORISED AGEKTS AND COBBESPONDENTB. Waitara Mr. F. Bluok. Inglewood Mr. T. Dkajtjl Hawera Mr. J. Dayzdsoh. Carlyle ... ... Mr. J. KvmroKTM Opunake Mr. P. Galtw Uienai ... Mr. Bkbtsaku OBDBBS FOB ADVBBTISKMIMIB PRINTINa haaded to aay of the above agent* will receive prompt attention. TABANAEJ HERALD and BUDGET may be PURCHASED from the followiiif storekeepers — Nmltynovtk— Messrs. Moverley and Quillian, Devco* street West Mr. J. Aveiy, Devon-ctraet Mr. Bishop, comer of Daiwos aad Bui. teel-streets Mr. Beale, Broughaa-str«et Mist Cottier, Broßffhasa-str««t Mr. Crocker, Devon-street Mrs. Francis, Devon-street WeatJ Mr. Oilinour, Brougham-street aoath Mr. Handy, corner of Gourteaay EUiet-streets Mr. Pitt, Devon-street, next Scotch Ohuret Mrs. Powell, corner of Devon and Wataoot ■treat Miss Retford, Devon-street, next To»o fiHdga Mr. Townsend, Devon-street Mr. Yates, Brougham-street^ PUiroy — Opunake — Mr. 8. Knuokev. Mr. J. H. Newau Bell Block— Mamaia— Mr. C. CaUaghan. Mr. Langley Lepperto* — Nennanby — Mr. Collins Mr. Beresfon', Waitara — Hunera — Mr. Wilson Mr. David**. Mr. B.C. Lawrence Carlyle — Mr. Baker Mr. J. Konworth) Mdngaptpa— Urenui — Mr. Smith Mr. BertraaU Inglewood — (fotata — Mr. Franklyn Mr. Potte, Mr. Carter. Oakura— Mr. J. Mulrae Mr. Loveridg* Mr. Lever Okat* — MUhirtt— Mr. W. K. Sjom Mr. Glegg. Wutown— Stratford, — Mr. Hu^hsoa Messrs. Curtis. Pungareku— Mr. J. Mulree Mr. bteveason Waipuku— Rakotu— Mr. Speck. Mr. Stevenson