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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 9420, 15 May 1879, Page 1

Business Advertisements General Printing Office. VICTORIA AVENUE. f ILL JONES HAVING now completed his Lsrge Plant, can undertake PRINTING IN NEATEST STYLE "AND ' ' FEWEST DESIGNS. I»—^Circulars, including—Professional , , and trading Circulars, notices of opening of premises and removals; of partnerships . . ■ and partnerships dissolved^ ' prospectuses of Companies, j : ' reports' of meetings, financial^ reports, commercial circulars, &c.,.&c^ „ i ll.— Cards, including — Visiting cards, ■i invitation, and "at home" cards, tickets of admission, direction cards, time table and calendar cards, • ball pr|o- , . grammes, cartes de. menu, ■r cards of /membership, memorial cards, show cards. . 111. — Bill :HbAds, including — Invoices, statement of accounts, and bills of particulars.' IV.— Hani> Bills, including— Tra<jJe hand bills, programmes, play bills, police notices. . , V.-<-Posting Bills, including — Auction bills, sermon, bazar, lecturo and meeting; bills, official regulations, ' proclamations, general trade bills, contents bills, theatre Dills, concert billfj lost, and found bills. Tl.—BlWk. Forms, including memorandums, labels, receipt , books, share scrip, cheques,^ allotment forms, law forms. VII.-i-Pamphlets/ catalogues, balance SQeets, address labels, ornamental labels, and every description of PLAIN, FANOY, AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING. PRINTING IN COLOURS OF EVERY SHADE. . . In addition to one of Harrild's latest improved PRINTING MACHINES, HJ.J* has also machinery for cutting, perforating, numbering, and embossing, which enables him to undertake and successfully turn out work equal to any, of the larger towns in the Colonies. BOOKBINDING. Having Secured the services of a first-class Bookbinder, this department is in a position to execute every description of PLAIN "AND ORNAMENTAL BINDING. h7l JONES, Printer, Bookbinder, Bookseller, and Stationer.

JOHN S. CAPSTIOK, IN retiring from tho Commission Agency business, desires to return his best thanks to his clients for the support accorded him in the past, and now intimates that he has disposed of his business to Mr. GEORGE ROSS, Formerly in his employ. J.S.O. trusts that his successor will receive a continuance of the support hitherto so liberally accorded to himself, „ GEORGE RO3S, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, In notifying that he has taken over the business formerly carried on by Mr Capstick, would point out that having been in Mr C.'s employ for two years, he is in a position to continue the business so as to give every satisfaction to clients. Houses and Land to let and for sale, Tradesmen's books kept. Accounts made out and collected. Registry office for servants. Caxton Chambers, Victoria Avenue WELLINGTON SEWING MACHINE, I>HE WELLINGTON never tut of order with fair usage, is always ready for use, and easily managed by personr not accustomed to operate a sewing machine. It uses a straight needle, and makes ' the " lock stitch," which is the only stitch adapted for all kinds of work in the household. Hemming, Felling, Braiding, Quilting, Cording, Binding, Tucking, Ruffling, Seaming, Gathering, &c. Are executed with the greatest ease and speed. Cotton, Silk, or Linen Thiead can be used with equal facility, There is furnished, free of charge with each machine, one shuttle, four bobbins, hemmer and feller, braider screw driver, guage, and guage screw oil can, bottle of oil, and copy of directions. Agents for the Austrlian and New Zealand Colones— JOSEPH NATHAN & Co., ' ' ' Grey Street, Wellington, Agent for Wanc;an,ui— « W. B. SHAW, Victoria Avenue ilf .0 NS. i! GALON ITJ. Processor of Music, MARTON, Apply at] his private . residence, opposite Bank ot Australasia, ■