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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3004, 1 October 1878, Page 4

Business Notices Sit §vmfag Sftm COMMEECIAL & GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, I i ■ ■■ ' ALBERT STREET, THAMES. rpHE Proprietor has lately found it I necessary—in order to keep pace with | the times, the steady progress of the Printing Art, and the increasing demand for artistic Printing—to add largely to his Stock of Material, by procuring from the best Foundries of Great Britain and America ' The Very Latest Styles IK TYPE, FANCY BORDERS, ELECTROTYPES, ;. ■ And other necessaries for turning out good work. These have now been brought into use, and a number of specimens of Printing with, the New Letter can be seen at the office. They embrace founts of small Type for Book and other Print* ing, Fancy Letters, beautiful Scripts, and other styles, as well as a varied assort-

ment of Wood Letter: so that erery description of Printing can now be done at the Stab Office in a style unsurpassed in the world. The Specimen Book Has been re-arranged—many of the old Forms having been replaced with NEW-DESICHSHN-NEW-TYPE. Every Description of Work UNDERTAKEN. : BOOKWORK AND PAMPHLETS Ok the Shobtbbt Notice. Borough and County Printing: .'■■"■■ AND' '■ ' _ • MINING FORMS PBOMPTLY EXECUTED^ RULING IN ANY STYLE DONE ON THE PEEMIBEB. : BOOKBINDING, &c.:

The Proprietor can confidently invite inspection of the Specimens of Printing and the variety of types in use —The Evening .Stab Office being now one of the most complete in every respect in the Colony—every article having been carefully selected by practical men. :

WILLIAM McOULLOUGH, Evening Star Office, albert street, grahamstown, thames. BAY OF PLENTY TIMtfS AGENCY. aa HE Undersigned is prepared to Beoeive Subscriptions and Advertisen «nt» for the Bay of Plenty Times, Published Bi-weekly ib the flourishing Towship of Tauranga.-— Willuh MoCtriiiouaH, Bnnn Ksab Office, Grakamstown. LONDON JOURNAL.—No effort or expense shall be spared to keep it as it has been—the best and cheapest periodical inj|the world, with the largest circulation.