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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 52, 6 February 1869, Page 4

-Trade Notice. "TUAPEKA TIMES" PRINTING, /OFFICE, (On the Premises formerly occupied by tl& Union Bank), PEEL STKEET, LAWRENCE. TPERGrtTSON, -nURNS, & T tJDFORD ■■• -D Jj Beg to intimate to the inhabitants of Lawrence and surrounding districts, that) having furnished their Office with NEW AND ELEGANT TYPE, they are prepared to execute every de= scription of ORNAMENTAL, COLORED; AND 5 PLAIN PRINTING, / at Moderate Prices, and on the shortest I iiotice. Messrs. F., 8., and L. are specially prepared to execute the following kiiSi of work:— Ji" nar d s CATALOGUES nhbque n o oko k s CIRCULARS CONDITIONS OF HALE? TTvELIVERY T) OO X S TfIORMS OF A GREEMENT ! TJANDBILLS | TN V O I C E HEADS TAB E L S TAW Tl O R M S P AMP II L li T S |pOS T E R S BALL CARDS \J TJILL-HEADS 1 TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : - Per Quarter 6s; „ Half Year 125.- „ Year 245.Exclusive of Postage. CHARGES I'OR ADVERTISEMENTS :" - First insertion, per Inch ... 3s. Every subsequent insertion ... Is. 6d; One Inch, per Quarter ... 20s. Two Inches „ ... 30s. Three „ „ ... 40s. Standing Advertisements by Agreement.The following have been appointed' Agents for the " Tuapeka Times " : — Lawrence J. Harrop Wetherstones ... D. M'Cltjskey Waitahuna ... S. Wilson Switzer's ... „. W. Braithwaitbt Tokomairiro ... R. W. Capstick Tuapeka Mouth ... Mr. Taylor < Blue Spur ... W. M'Lelland Waipori H. and J. M'Cay Queenstown •" ... M. Fraer Tapanui J. Crawford, Teviot... Mackay Bros. Dunedin R. T. Wheeler. All advertisements for the " Tuapeka Times " must be sent in before 6 p.m. on Friday evening, and must be accompanied with a written order, specifying the number of insertions and space required. All standing advertisements will be continued until written notice is given of their withdrawal. Subscribers who ddnot receive their copies of the " Times " regularly are requested to commimicate with the Proprietors at once, in order that the omission may rectified without delay. All business convmnnications should be adA dressed to the Manager, and ell literary contributions to the Editor, which prevents confusion.