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Temuka Leader, Volume 2, Issue 137, 16 April 1879, Page 4

:e temxti uka leade: PLAIN, FANCY. TAL AND JEx\E It A L el 0 B RINT N G T E jM U K A LETTER-PRESS PRIffTIffG OF EVERY DESC On the Shortest Notice and at TIMARU P PICES. NEATEST STYLE AND NEWEST DESIGNS, INCLUDING CALL AND BUSINESS CIRCULARS BILLHEADS, RECEIPT BOOKS CARDS, BALL PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLS, BUSINESS CARDS, POSTERS, PROSPECTUSES, INVOICES, TABLES LAW FORMS, & ' SBOW CARDS, BALANCE SHE|tS, ■ PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES. PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL P T> r m PRINTING IN COLORS OF EVERY SHADE. [egram orders for Advertsements and Job Printin attended to. ESTIMATES FOR EVERY CLASS JF WORK. TERMS OF ADVERTISING AS PER SCALE. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Standing advertisements for three, six or twelve months can be arranged for at liberal discount. Notice to discontinue advertisements (unless where number of insertions is mentioned on original order), must be forwarded in Avriting, addressed to the Manager. Orders for advertisements, if not accompanied by instructions of number of insertions will, in all cases, be treated as standing advertisement, and continued, until written notice is forwarded to the Manager for discontinuance. Subscribers can commence at any date, and will be charged in proportion to the N.B. Notice to discontinne subscriptions must be in writing, posted or delivered to the office direct, addressed to the Manager. The Leader contains the latest and most reliable news of South Canterbury in th district together with all general news of commercial importance, and is therefore a valuable source of accurate information to the Agricultural and Mercantile comTERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Per Quarter, in advance , if booked Per Annum, in advance £ s. d. 0 0 0 0 7 0 110 LIST OF AGENTS T. SWINTON, Winchester. Mrs. GRIMMER, Geraldine A s an Advertising Medium the Temuka Leader offers superior advantages to advertisers, its circulation being LARGE in the following places : Town of Geraldine, Orari, Winchester, Pleasant Point, Waitohi, Kakaliu, and throughout South Canterbury. THE "TEMUKA LEADI TEMUKA