" Art is the Eight Hmd 0/JVafure.—SMkr, PHOTOGRAPHY A FINE i\ET, Embodying Taato, Knowlcdgo, and Experience, I)OKTRAITURE is its moat popular 1 form, l'ho pleasurable resolve to have a likeness taken, frequently means ahaphazard rush to any Photographer - to the first, iii fact, who comes. Dissatisfaction folluwb. Good results can bo ensured Only by selecting a qualified man- nn expert who has made his profession a definite study. One of the Few 111 How Zealaud who is a'thoroughly TRAINED PHOTOGRAPHER is - Bfa-R HERMANN. Of Cuba Street, Wellington, he havinggraduated in photography at itlw Polytechnic Institute of Brunswick, r -i-many. His acknowledged skill is thuß tho result of five years special Btudy and twenty years practical experience. Mr Herrmann has thorefore long passed the experimental stage, and so uniformly regular is his work that he can oonfi'-' dently ,: GUeRANTEE A/LIKENESS both LIFELIKE AND ARTISTICALLY PERFEOT Tho increasing patronage of the Cuba Street Gallery, where not only is the cobt the lowest, but where the work is best, b sufficient endorsement, Mr Herrmann's latest improvement is : , theintroduotonof his NEW INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS whereby BOTFNESS of posiure is impossible, as the sitter ia not rendered both norvouß and uncomfortable by mechanical suppoits for tho head, so aimmonly used by iNUOMPETENToperntors, Clear outlines are ensured and a most pleasing picturo follows. This process is wonderfully SUCCESSFUL WITH CHILDREN, A BEAUTIFUL FINISH ia also imparted by the matt-opal style of photography. In this department, Mr florrmann excelß,;ind ho iB the only photographer in Wellington who can ass>>re that romarkablesoltnes? and beauty of finish ithich is essential to true photography on opal, ; WAIRARAPA PEOPLE Bhoulii make a point of visiting Mr Herrmann's Cuba Street Studio (opposite To Aro House) when in Welliiwton. They WILL NOT ONLY GET EMINENTLY SATISFACTORY PnoTOGR,\PnS, BUT THEY WILL SAVE MONEY WHILE DOING SO. -HEMOVALTO LARGER PREMISES ABSOLUTE NECESSITY. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO.'S time payment system Has proved a magnetic attraction of EXTRAORDINARY INFLUENCE With the public, making the demand for FIRST-CLASS PIANOS On our Ono, Two or Three Years' Hire Purchase Syfrtom. So great that a Removal to Larger Premises is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. Wehavo therefore secured those splendid Euildiii(,B known as Wilson and Richardson's, at the corner of LAMBTON QUAY & BRANDON STREET, At the present time the Managing Director is in Europo personally selecting Instruments trom tho leading Makers. The first of these . SPECIAL SHIPMENTS Is now to hand, and no less than 280 PIANOS AND ORGANS Are being landed, which enables us to give in our New Protuißes a urand exhibition of Instruments, containing every modern improvement of value by Tho Most Celebrated Makors. NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE Cur Hire Purchase System will enable you to become tho owner of a thoroughly good and sound Pianoforte or American Organ, guaranteed for ton years, by simply paying a small doposit and instalments, FROM 20s MONTHLY for a stated period, Citalocjues. Terns, &c, Post Free on Application, . THE JJJREiJDEN PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURING & AGENCY CO., Lambton Quay and Brandon street, Wellington. M. J.BBOOKKS, Manager. Wairarapa Agent: Mr F. H. WOOD ANNUAL TOTS OF THE GREYTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE RECREATION RESERVE, GREYTOWN. ANNIVERSARY DAY JANUARY 22nd, 1892. Haigh; 'Startsr, Mr John Jackson, to start at 11.30. I, Maiden Eaco, 150 yards—lst prizo 203,2 nd , 10s; entrance 2s. % Hurdle Handicap, 220 yards—lst prize 'loa, 2nd, 20a; 3rd, Ids; nomination ' • coptanco 2s. 3. Engine Competition, OneMan-lst prize, Silver mrdal and 203; 2nd, a trophy; 3rd a trophy: entrance, 2s Gil. 4. Firo Brigado Handicap of £2O-lst event, 440 yards, Ist prize £8; 2nd, £o; 3rd, £3; nomination, 4s; acceptance, Gs, 4 events; winner of each to receive 20s. 6. Boys Handicap 220 yards-lst prize, 10s; - 2nd, ss; entrance Is. 0. Engine Competition, Two lieu—lst prize, L2 and trophy; 2nd, trophy; 3rd, trophy; entrance 2s Gd. 7. Firo Brigado Handicap, 2nd event,—l2o yards. 8. Wrestling Match, Heavy Weight—lst 20s; entrance 2s; (Cumberland Stylo), Ba. Do. Light Weight do. do. do. 9. Fire Brigado Handicap, 3rd event—Bßo yards. 10. Engine Competition, Five Men—lst prize, W and Silver cup; 2nd 50s; entrance 12s (id per team, 11, Old Man's Uacc (over 40), 100 ynrda—lst prize, box tea ; 2nd, bag sugar, 12. .Band and Firemen's Race Handicap 220 yards-lßt prize L2; 2nd Ll; 3rd 10s; enhance 2s. .13, Firo Brigade Handicap, 4th event—22o yards, 14, Sack Race, 100 yards-lst prize, IBs; 2nd, 6s; entrance Ib, 15.100 yards IHandicap-lst prize L 3; 2nd L2; 3rd Ll; nominations; acceptance 3s. 16, Steeplechase About One Mile—lst prize L 3; 2nd L2; 3rd Ll) entrance 3b, 17. Consolation Handicap, 220 yards—lbl prizo 20a; 2nd 10s; entrance Is. Boys' and Girls' Races at intervals, Brass Band will be in At Wiicpe, Admission Is; children half price, Tho Devil's Pony and Greasy Pole, etc,, ■ ■RULES AND REGULATIONS. _ 1. Three competitors to start or no race'; four or no second ; five orno third, . 3, In the event of the scratch man not accepting, the others to bo put backaccorJingly, 4. The judges decision'to bo final. 5, Nominations accompanied by performances for the last t"0 years, to be sent to tho Secretary on or before Jauuary 4th for the following events—2, 4,7,0,13 and 15, Handicaps to bo declared ou 10th January and published, 0, No nomination will be received unless accompanied by the proper fee; postal notes preferred,' 7, Acceptances close for the above events on tho 19th January. 8, Competitors disobeyine tho starter to bo put each ono yard for each offenco for tho first two offences; for the third to bo disqualified, 9, Thoiportstobopostponed in the event of tho weather proving unfavorable 10, Any competitor running under an assumcj DRinu will be • IN THE EVENING A , GRAND ENTERTAINMENT akd DANCE . • . will bo held in tho PALACE THEATRE, UREYTOWN, preceded by a GREAT MBNAGERIfi SHOW Popular Prices, 3b, 2a, Ib, jlißOOtlHliS, Locfcts in endless ijt variety, at ridiculous prices, at COLTMAN'3. Watchmakor, WIM Street, Wellington, ..;'• /
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4005, 6 January 1892, Page 4
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976Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4005, 6 January 1892, Page 4
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