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W- H. HOBB7. PRACTICAL CONSULTING IMTINING ENGINEER j —AND— SUEVE Y 0 R. (Late of Sandhurst.) HAS had Extensive Experience on all the important Gold Mining Districts in Victoria, And IS NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY WORKING DRAWINGS and DETAILS of all kinds of Machinery required for mining purposes, Including — Crushing Batteries, with all the latest improvements, Winding Gear, of various designs, Turbines, Hydraulic Machineiy, Underground Hauling Gear, for steam or compressed air. Concentrating Machinery and gold-saving appliances. Pumps, Improved Berdans, Safety Cages, Improved Cams, Horizontal Multitubular and Cornish Boilers. Also, Calcining Furnaces for Pyrites, and Furnaces for the Treatment of Antimony *Ores. UNDERGROUND AN^ o~3,FACE SURVEYS Performed on the Most Reasonable Terms ME. HOBBY having made such a familiar acquaintance with the class of Mining Machinery that has proved successful, is in a position to conduct operations on behalf of any Company in New Zealand, with certainty, and without loss. Address : BROADWAY REEFTON JOHNSTON & WATKINS, CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS. AUTHORISED and LICENSED A SUEVEYOES. Working Plans and details of Mining Machinery prepared, and the erection of Mining Machinery supervised. Surveys for Mining Companies contracted for by the year. Surveys made under the Land Transfer Act. Address — BROADWAY, REEFTON. AND COMMEECIAL HOTEL, LYELL. EMPIRE HOTEL, • Lower Bhoadway, Reefton] MES. ELIZABETH DANES, IN EETURNING her SINCERE THANKS to all her old Friends and Patrons for the liberal support hitherto accorded, BEGS to ANNOUNCE that owing to her ILLHEALTH the BUSINESS will be CAEEIED ON under the MANAGEMENT of MR. JAMES FITCH (Late of Black's Point), And a continuation of past favors is RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. No expense . has been spared to make the House as comfortable as any similar Establishment in Eeefton. The Best Brands only of ALES, WINES, AND SPIEITS, Kept on the Premises. KS" For security in case of fire a NIGHTWATCHMAN will WALK THE Premises regularly between 12 and 6 o'clock a.m. Excellent Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers of all Classes. Unrivalled Stabling for Horses. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Broadway, Reefton. AKATER begs to inform his friends . and the Public that he has now COMPLETED HIS NEW HOUSE, and Visitors favoring him with their Patronage may rely on every attention being paid to their Comfort. The Exchange Hotel is situated in che healthiest and most convenient part of the town. It is within a few yards of the Post and Telegraph Offices, Magiscrate's Court, Banks, and all the leadmg business offices, and. commands a splendid view of Reefton and the surrounding country. It has been entirely re-furnished, all the furniture being quite new. Suites of apartments for Families, with every convenience for their accommodation. A first-rate table is kept, and is under the special charge of Mrs Kater The attention of Dramatic companies, Lecturers, and others is specially directed to the fact that in connection with the hotel is the ODDFELLOWS HALL, A building admirably suited for public entertainments ; fitted with large sta^e, scenery, &c, complete. It can be obtained on very reasonable terms, to be learnt on application. A. Kater makes it his special study to keep none but the very best brands of all liquore, obtainable in the market, and he only solicits one trial to convince those who patronise him that such is the fact. the Address — EXCHAW G E HOTEL. UVP.VJR. P.BOAmVAY. K A T ■■'■

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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1295, 10 September 1883, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1295, 10 September 1883, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1295, 10 September 1883, Page 3

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