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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2110, 8 October 1875, Page 4

General Notices | u^Mm^ J - ■ EVENING STAR, Job Printing s DEPARTMENT. nnHE Proprietors are always adding to their Large Stock of PLAIN AND FANCY TYPES, and are therefore in a position to turn out work in a Superior Style. They have on hand all the latest inventions of the TYPOGRAPHIC ART, including Old Style Types, Fancy Borders, Electrotypes, and the muchadmired SCROLL-BORDERS & RIBBON TYPE, which are capable of being used in com- * bination to form designs in Letterpress Printing almost equal to the best and most expensively - engraved Lithographic productions. A carefully-prepared SPECIMEN BOOK —comprising sorce thousands 'of samples of Letter-press Printing—is kept on the premises for the use and guidance of customers. The specimens contained in this collection received commendation at the Arts Exhibition in Auckland some time ago. BOOKBINDING, PAPER RULING, &c, &c, EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. HOPCRAFTv M CULLOUCH AND CO., Evening Star Office, ALBEEI STEEET, GKAHAMSTOWN