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West Coast Times, Issue 2742, 15 January 1878, Page 4

Miscellaneous. SHtftagitapltuj § pttng. HAVING recently imported a Lithographic Machine, which has been added to their extensive plant, the undersigned are now prepared to execute in an efficient manner ev'- 1 y description of work in connection with t' c above brunch of printing. MAPS, PLANS. CHEQUKS, DEBENTURES, FAC SIMILE CIRCULARS, VISITING, WEDDING, BUSINESS. OB SHOW CARDS, SHEET ALMANACS, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PLAIN AND COLORED LABELS. LETTEH PRESS PRINTING PAMPHLETS WAYBILL BOOKS MEMO. FORMS NOTE HEADINGS LAW FORMS PARCELS' LABELS CIRCULAS CUSTOMS FORMS BILLHEADS RECEIPT BOOKS HANDBILLS POSTERS And every description of PLAIN, FANCY, AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING, AT MELBOURNE & DUNEDIN PRICES. COPPERPLATE PRINTING. Those whose Plates are in the possession of Dunedin and Melbourne firms are informed that their work can now be performed at our establishment as efficiently and economically as elsewhere. COPPERPLATE ENGRAVING. Crests, Monograms, Seals. Stamps, Cheques Debentures, Invoices, Cards, &c, Executed in a thoroughly efficient manner. PAPER BAGS MADE TO ORDER. Every Description of BOOKBINDING Executed on the premises. Papee Ruled in any manner required.

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