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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 4119, 24 August 1882, Page 4

NEW TYPE! New Type! Saving ju&t Aid the founts of a WeU-seleoted Assortment of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOBBING TYPE OF THB LATEST AND MOST ATTBAOHVBiB DESIGNS, THB Taranaki Herald is mow in a position to execute the FINEST WORK, IN AN UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED MANNER. CONCERT TICKETS & PROGRAMMES.? Receipt and Delivery Books. Business and Visiting Cards, Ciroulare, &o Ball Programmes, Splendid Variety to choose from. HANDBILLS A POSTERS. in Black or Coloured Inks. Show Cards. Chemists' Labels. BAOE PROGRAMMES and BAOB'i.OOKS printed with neatness and precision. Billheads of Eveby Descriptioh. Paper Bags Printed. Receipt, Cheque, or Order Books numbered by a machine if required. IN FACT, EVERT DESOBIPTION OF PRINTING EXKOBTKD AT THB TARANAKI HERALD OFFICE IN THK' BEST STYLE, and at price which cannot fail to give satisfaction. r TARANAKI HERALD PUBLISHED DAILT, Subscription per quarter, 6s. 6d, TEKMS FOB ADVERTISING ;— Advertisements of 18 werdfl....One Shilling. AdTertisemenU of 24 words.. ..One Shilling ft Bixpenoe Advertisements of 32 words. ...Two Shillin(?a. Adyertiflementa of 40 words... .Two Shilling! ft Bixpuoe Advertiflemeßta by spaoe...3i. Bd. per inch. No tdrertiieinent of lees value than Si. Sd. oan be booked ; that amount therefore will be oharged an an Is., Is. 9d., and 2s. advertisements unless paid for at the time. AU advertisements most be pre-paid, exoept when an aooonnt has been regularly opened. It is porticalaily reqneetod that all advertisements or insertion in the Daily Huxld should 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 Month! oan be arranged for at a Liberal Discount. Notioe to discontinue advertisements (unless where mnmber of insertions is mentioned en original order) must be forwarded, in writing, addressed to the Manager, not later than 10 a.m. on days of pnbllofttloa AUTHORISED AGENTS AND OOSBESPONDENTS. Waitara Mr. Sim Fbazeb, Inglewood Mr. T. DttAKK. Hawera Mr. J. Dayidson. Oarlylt Mr. J. KuNWGBTH* Opunake Mr. P. Galvin UienHi Mr. Bebtrand OBDEBS FOB ADVEBTISEMENTB PBINTING haaded to any of the above •gents will receive prompt attention. TARANAKI HERALD and BUDGET may be PURCHASED from the following storekeepers — Nen PlyTnouth— Messrs. Moverley and Quilllan, Devonstreet West Mr. J. Avery, Devon-street Mr. Bishop, corner of Daswoit aid Bui* . teel-streets Mr. Beale, Brougham-street Miss Cottier, Bronghan-street Mr. Crooker, Devon-street Mrs. Francis, Devon-street West; Mr. Gilinour, Brougham-street south Mr. Handy, oorner of Coartenay Elliot-streets Mr. Pitt, Devon-street, next SootobOharol Mrs. Powell, oorner of Devon and Watson street - — •• - Miss Betford, Devon-street, next Town Bridge " Mr. Towasend, Devon-street Mr, Yates, Brongham-street,^ Fitzroy — Opnnake — Mr. S. Knuoker. Mr. J. H. Newman Bell Block — Manaia — Mr. C. Callaghan. Mr. Langley Lepperton — Normariby — Mr. Collins Mr. Bereaford,; Waitara — Hanera — Mr. Sim Frazer Mr. Davidson, Oarlyle — Mr. J. Kenworthy Mangapapa — Urenui — Mr. Smith Mr. Bertrand lnglenood — Onata — Mr. Franklyn Mr. Potts, Mr. Carter. Odkura — Mr. J. Mulree Mr. Loveridge Mr. Lever Okato — Midhirst— Mr. J. McCullum Mr. Glegg. Westown — Stratford — Mr. Hu^hson Meßsrs. Curtis. Pungarehu — Mr. J. Mulree Mr. Stevenson Waipuku — Rahotu— Mr. Speck. Mr. Stevenson