Nicholas Bros.

Milton Portrait Rooms, Tokomairiro.
Opposite Post Office, Dee Street, Invercargill

R. J. NICHOLAS; In thanking his Friends at Tokomairiro and surrounding districts for their liberal support hitherto, begs to inform them that his Brother has just arrived from London, with a new set of the best photographic instruments, &c, obtainable, by which he is able to supply all kinds of Portraiture at Dunedin prices; and, as his brother has joined him in business, they will be able to attend to in and out-door orders at the came time, on the shortest notice. NICHOLAS BROTHERS.
Bruce Herald, Volume VI, Issue 266, 2 June 1869, Page 4





Photographs of His Excellency and his Aides-de-camp.— We have been shown by Messrs Nicholas Brothers, photographs of His Excellency the Marquis of Normanby, and of his aides-de-camp Lord Hervey Phipps and Lieutenant Le Patourel. The artists have succeeded in producing likenesses faultlessly true to the originals, and the portraits possess a distinctness of expression which is not always attainable. The Governor's good-natured face is portrayed (sic) with particular truthfulness. Lord Hervey Phipps and Lieut. Le Patourel have been taken together and also separately, and in both cases the photographer has succeeded in producing fine portraits.

Southland Times, Issue 2757, 1 May 1877, Page 2