Title

Lithographic Printing. [Mrs Wood's lithographic press, and art materials, Liverpool Street, Hobart].

Author

Wood, Mrs.

Source

Colonial Times (Hobart)

Details

30 April 1830, page 1, column 1.

Publication date

30 April 1830

Type

Advertisment

Language

English

Country of context

Australia

Abstract

It is thought that Mrs Wood must have been the wife of James Wood who published Charles Atkinson's Views Through Hobart Town.

Full text

Lithographic Printing.
The above Art practised in all its Branches, at Mrs. Wood’s, opposite the Waterloo Mill, in Liverpool-street.

Ink and chalk Drawings, Maps, Plans, Illustrations, Music and Music paper, fac-similes, Circular Address and Compliment Cards, Bill Heads and cards for tradesmen, labels, Bills of landing, law and Military Forms, Views in Hobart town and the Interior, Signals, Ornamental Book Covers, &c. &c. &c. executed in the best manner with the utmost dispatch.

Mrs. WOOD in soliciting the attention of the Public to the Lithographic Printing, feels persuaded that it will be found to possess all the ordinary merits of Copper Engraving, with the decided and very important advantages of being executed in one third of the time, of giving a far greater number of impressions, and at considerably less expense.
April 27, 1830.

[Colonial Times (Hobart), 30 April 1830, p 1, col. 1.]
 

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