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Temuka Leader, Issue 1061, 30 January 1883, Page 4

THE TEMUKA LEADER PLAIN, FANCY, ORNAMENTAL AND General Job Printing 0 TEMUKA —-o—LETTERPRESS PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN On the Shortest Notice and at TIMARU PRICES — o NEATEST STYLE AND NEWEST DESIGNS, ' INCLOSING CALL AND BUSINESS CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, RECEIPT BOOKS, CARDS, BALL PROGRAMMES, HANDBILLS, BUSINESS CARDS, POSTERS, PROSPECTUSES, INVOICES, TABLES LAW FORMS, SHOW CARDS, BALANCE SHEETS PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES And eveny description of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING, — 0— — PRINTING IN COLORS OF EVERY SHADE. Post or Telegram orders for Advertaements and Job Printing attended to ESTIMATES FIVEN FOR EVERY CLASS JF WORK ■O- - OF ADVERTISING AS PER SCALE. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Standing advertisements for three, six or twelve months can arranged for at Liberal discount. Orders for advertisements, if not accompanied by instructions ol uumbe 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 end of the current quarter. 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 the district, together with all general news of commercial importance, and is therefore a valuable source of accurate information to the Agricultural and Mercantile communities. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION £ a. d Pbk Quartek, in advance* 0 (5 0 , , if booked ... ••• ••• 0 7 0 ?ek Annum, in advance ... ••• ••• 14 0 ■oLIST OF AGENTS. Winchester ... ... ••• ••• Binskin and Gimpsou Geraldine Morrison and Dunlop _——.o— As an Advertising Medium the Temuka Leader ofier super or advantage to advertisers, its circulation being LARGE in the following places : Town of Geraldine, Orari, Winchester, Pleasant Point, Waitohi, Kakalui, and throughout South Canterbury. ■oTHE “TEMUKA LEADER r JI ll Ki, ( AN'JFLIURY.