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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4070, 17 June 1882, Page 4

NEW TYPE! New Type! Having just laid the founts of a Well-selected Assortment of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOBBING TYPE OF THH LATEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS, THH Taranaki Herald is mow in a position to execute the FINEST WORK, IN AN ÜbJBIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED MANNEB. CONCERT TICKETB k PROGRAMMES,, Receipt and Delivery Booh*. Busloeee and Visiting Cards, Circulars, Ball Programmes, Splendid Variety to choose frwn. HANDBILLS A POSTERS, in Blaok or Coloured Inks. Show Cards. Cheniafa' Labels, BAOE PROGRAMMES and RACE BOOKS printed with neatnesi and precision. Billheads of Eveet Descbiptioh. Paper Bags Printed. Receipt, Cheque, or Order Books numbered by a machine if required. IN PACT, EVERT DESCRIPTION or PRINTING BXEOBT2D XT THB TARANAKI HERALD OFFICE IN THX] BEST STYLE, and at prioe which cannet fail to gi satisfaction. r TARANAKI HERALD PUBLISHED DAILY, Snbeoription per qnarter, 6s. «d. TSBHS YOB ADVIETISINO:— Advertisements oflS w«rds....One AdvertiNmeuta of 24 words. ...Ons Shilling ft SiXMaet Advertisement! of 31 wordi...,Two Shillings. Advertisements of 40 words... .Two Shillings Jkßixpssos AdverUsaaußtt by spa«s...Bf. «d. per inch. No advutisemetit of lee* nine than Is. 6d. cubs booked ; that amount thereto™ will be charged cm aB It., Is. 6d., and Is. adTertigenenU nnlees peid far at the time. AlladTertieementimastbepre-paid.exeeat where an aooonnt has beea regularly openod. It if particularly raqmested that Ml ndvertiieaents or insertion In the Daily Hamun shoald be left at the offloe not later than noon, «o as te insure inserticei in the tame day's paper. Standing; AVivertUemenUior Three and Six Ifentha can be arranged for at "~ Liberal Discount. NoUm to discontinue advertisements fnnlesi when somber of insertions is mentioned on original order) Host be forwarded, in writing, addressed ta the Manager, not later than 10 a.*), on days of publioatios AUTHORISED AGENTS UCD OORBSS* PONDENTS. Waitara ... ... Mr. F. Blttok. Inglewood Mr. T. Dux*. Howera Mr. J. Datzdso*. Oarlyle Mr. J. K«rwxntT»f Opnnake Mr. P. Galyik Uienai Mr. Bkbtraito ORDERS FOB ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTING haided to aay of the above agents will reoeive prompt attention. TAEANAKI HBBALD and BUDGET may be PURCHASED from the following storekeeper! — New Plymouth — Mossrs. Movarlejr and Qollllan, Deven< street Weat Mr. J. A very, Devon-strett Mr. Bishop, oorntr of Daswws aad Bol* teel-streeto Mr. Beale, Brougham-street Mia Cottier, BroHghaa-itrtet Mr. Crocker, Devon-street Mr*. Francis, Devon-street Wettg Mr. Gilinoor, Breogham-Btreetaccth Mr. Handy, oorner of Comrtemay llliet-itroete Mr. Pitt, Devon-itreet, next Sootoh Chord Mrs. Powell, oorner of Devon and WatK»| ■tract Mias Retfori, Devon-street, next Town Bridge Mr. Towuend, Devon-street Mr. Yatee, Brougham-street.; FUtroy — Opitnaie — Mr. S. Kinokey. Mr. J. H. Newman BeU Mock— Manaia— Mr. C. Callaghan. Mr. Langley Lepperton — Nermaiiby — Mr. Collins Mr. Beresfon*, W*itwra — Etuvera — Mr. Wilson Mr. Davidson. Mr. B.C. Lawrence Oarlyle — Mr. Baker Mr. J. Konworthj Mangapapa — Urenui — Mr. Smith Mr. Bertrand Inglewood — Omata — Mr. Franklyn Mr. Potts, Mr. Carter. Oakura — Mr.'J. Hulree Mr. Loveridge Mr. Lever OkaU — Midkirtt— Mr. W. N. Bym« Mr. Glegg. Wettoien— Stratford— Mr. Havbson Messrs. Cortls. P*ngarehv — Mr. J. Mulroe Mr. Stevenson Waipuku — Rahotu— Mr. Speok. Mr. Stevenson