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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1233, 14 February 1883, Page 3

Business Notices. H. G. HANKIN, A UCTIONEER, CiHAREBROKER, A io — AND — GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Broadway, Having taken over Mr. 'Jas. Stevenson's Business, is prepared to effect Sales by Auction or Private Treaty, promptly. In connection with the foregoing, I have much pleasure in recommending Mr H G. Hankin to my clients. JAS. STEVENSON. The Most Popular Weekly in the Colony, Replete with information of all sort THE MINERS' PAPER. COMPLETE SPORTING RECORD. THE FARMERS' PAPER. "THE OTAGO" WITNESS." (Established 1851). HAS been from time to time enlarged and improved, and is now one of the household necessaries in thousands of homes in Otago and Canterbury. The Proprietors of the Witness have spared no expense in making the paper the best of its class in the Colony, and in addition to other features of interest, now publish regular Telegraphic Intelligence from the Mining Districts on the West Coast. Subscription— 7s per Quarter, 13s Halfyear, 25s per Annum, payable in advance. Agents : Mr S. Schulhof, Reefton. Mr R. M'Farlane, Waimangaroa. PHOTOGRAPHY!!! To the Public op Reepton and Surrounding Districts. A LEXANDER TAIT has OPENED A his NEW STUDIO, next to Messrs Forsyth and Masters, Broadway, where he will be in attendance daily. Having built a GLASS ROOM He is preprared to EXECUTE PORTRAITS in the LATEST STYLES and with all the most recent improvements. ALEXANDER TAIT, PHOTOGRAPHER. p s Children taken in all weathers ly the instantaneous process.