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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1359, 9 February 1912, Page 3

ess The i ..j I ! i I a W"l) ® J&® i I I I Owing to the large amount of general | printing work which we have been 1 compelled to refuse from time to time I through our inability to cope with it, I the Company recently decided to add I - to their present extensive works by I installing a completely-equipped plant | to meet the requirements of a large i | clientele who desired to place their | printing orders at "The Dominion" I office. 1 I ■ I | I Recently-arrived steamers have landed i; to our order the most up-to-date | machinery and plant obtainable, toll gether with a wide assortment of j newest type faces, no expense having I been spared to purchase the latest and 1 best obtainable, thus placing "The i Dominion" General Printing Depart- | ment in a unique position to supply

I ; - I Printing that will attract attention and p put the customer's stationery and adI ~ '. ~. ~ i vertising literature in a class by itself. I ! MANAGEMENT* I | Mr. W. Moxham, whose practical experience | extends over a period of many years in | Wellington, and who, until recently held the I; position of Foreman in one of the leading | city printing offices, has been appointed i Factory Manager, and, with the staff of | experts under him, can readily justify the | claim that we make to supply I PRINTING THAT CONTAINS ORIGINALITY OF | CONCEPTION, AND THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF I EXCELLENCE IN EXECUTION. t Quality and Distinctive Printing will charac* | terisc the work of I p-H-a. The Dominion 1 I General Printing Department I I a Estimates submitted for every description of printing on the lowest possible scale, commensurate with the high standard of work j that will be maintained. | a I GENERAL PRINTING DEPARTMENTTELEPHONE 1442.