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Cromwell Argus, Volume III, Issue 147, 3 September 1872, Page 3

CROMWELL ARGUS MELMORE TERRACE. Matthews & Fenwick, >% EXECUTE ORDERS FOR OF EVERY KIND In the most modem styles of the Art. BOOK AND PAMPHLET WORK Unsurpassed in the Colony. PLAIN, (p.- I coi.np.Kr). ENAMELLED, j < BMB0S8BI) , D , | CARDS j E In endless variety of style. ADMISSION TICKETS For Balls, Concerts, Lectures, Entertain mints Soirees, <L-c. etc. BALL PROGRAMMES, NEWEST STYLES. Business & Invitation Circulars, Ox Fine Post ok Fancy Note Paper. MINING COMPANIES' SCRIP, (Superior to Lithographed) OX BEST HAND-MADE PAPER. POSTERS, BLACK OR COLOURED INKS. ILLUMINATED SHOW-CARDS, SUPERB designs, In Coloured Inks or Gold Bronze. Receipt and Delivery Books Xcatbj printed and strong!.if bound. Catalogues, Hand Bills, Programmes Labels, Memo.'s, Societies' Rules, Bags and Wrapping Papers, Prospectuses, Envelopes, Ale & Porter Labels, Circular Labels, EVERY OTHER KIND OF PRINTING

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