' Art is tk Rtshi Smui o/Mu're.- . —tichUkr, PHOTOGRAPHY .■'" A FINE ART, . Embodying Taste, Knowledgo, and Bxperionoo. PORTRAITURE is its moat popular form, l'ho pleasurable resolve to have a likeness taken, frequently means »haphazard rush to any Photographer - to the first," in foot, who comes, Dissatisfaction followh. Good results can be ensured only by selecting a qualified man- an expert who has mado his profession a dofinite study, One of tub Few in JNew Zealaud who is a thoroughly IBAINED PHOTOGRAPHER is - MrR. HERMANN, Of Cuba Street, Wellington, lie having graduated in photography at tho Polytechnic Institute of Brunswiok, Germany. Hia acknowledged skill is thus tho .result of flyo years special study and twenty years practical experience. Mr Herrmann has therefore Ion? passed the experimental stage, and so uniformly regular is his work that he can confidently GUARANTEE A LIKENESS bntll LIFELIKE AND ARTISTICALLY PERFEOT The increasing patronage of tho Cuba Street Uallery, whore not only is the cost the lowest, but where tho work is best, fc sufficient endorsement. Mr Herrmann's latest improvement is theintroductonof his NEW IN STANTANEOUS PROCESS whereby stiffness of posture is impossible, as the sitter is not loudcred both nervous and uncomfortablo by mechani~ cal supports for the head, so commonly used by incompetent operators, Clear outlines aro ensured and a most pleasing picture follows. This process is wonderrow successful with children, A BEAUTIFUL FINISH i» also imparted by the'matt-opal style of photography. In this department, Mr Herrmann excels,and ho is the only photographer in Wellington who can assere that remarkable softness and beauty of finish >\ hich is essential to true photography on opal. WAIBARAPA people should make a pointof visiting Mr Herrmann's Uuba Street Studio (opposito To Aro House) when in Wellington, They WILL NOT ONLY GET EMINENTLY SATISFACTORY PUOTOORAriIS, BUT THEY WILL SAVE MOOT WHILE DOING SO.
REMOVAL TO LAUGER PEEMISES THE DKESDEN PIANO CO.'S time payment system Haa proved a magnetic attraotion of EXTRAORDINARYINFLUENCE With the public, making the demand for FIKBT-OLASS PIANOS On our One, Two or Threo Years' Hire Purchase System, So great that & Removal to Larger Premises ib ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. We havo therefore secured thoso splendid. Building hnown as Wilson and Richardson's, at the corner of LAMBTON QUAY 4 BRANDON STREET, At the present time the Managing Director is in Europe personally selecting Instruments irom the leading Makers. The first of these SPECIAL SHIPMENTS la now to hand, and no less than 280 PIANOS AND ORGANS Are being landed, which enables us to give in our New Promises a uRAND EXHIBITION of Instruments, containing every modern improvement of value by The Most Colebrated Makers. NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE Cur Hire Purchase System will enable you to become the owner of a thoroughly good and sound Pianoforte or American Organ, guaranteed for ten years, by simply paying a small deposit and instalments, FROM 20s MONTHLY for a stated period. dialogues. Torres, &0., Post Free on (•Application, THE DRESDEN PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURING & AGENCY CO., Lammon Quay and Bbandoh street, Weilimon. M, J. BROOKES, Manager. Wairarapa Agent: Mr F. H. WOOD. ANNUAL SPOETS OF DIE GREYTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE RECREATION RESERVE, GREYTOWN ANNIVERSARY DAY ' JANUARY 22nd, 1892. Juiiges—Messrs J, Bailie, H, S, Izard, and S Heigh i Starter, Mr John Jacßßon, PROGRAMME. to start at 11.30. 1, Maiden Race, 160 yards—lst prize 20s, 2nd 10s; entrance 2s, 2, Hurdle Handicap, 220 yards—lst prize 10s, 2nd, 20s; 3rd, 10s; nomination 2s; acceptance 2.4. 3, Engine Competition, One Man—lst prize, Silver medal ami 20s; 2nd, a trophy; 3rd a trophy j entrance, 2s Od, 4, Firo Brigade Handicap of £3P —Ist event, 4-10 yards, Ist prize £8; 2nd, £5; 3rd, JE3; nomination, 4s; acceptance, os. 4 events; winner of each to receivo 20a. 5, Boys Handicap 220 yards—lst prize, 10s; 2nd, Csj.cntrancclß, L2ond trophy; 2ml, trophy; 3rd, trophy; entrance 2s Cd, 7. Firo Brigade Handicap, 2nd event,—l2o yards, 8, Wrestling Match, Heavy Weight—lst 20s; entrance 2s; (Cumberland Style). Sa, Do, Light Weight do. do, do, 9. Fire Brigade Handicap, 3rd event—Bßo yards, 10, Engine Competition, Five Men—lst prize, L 5 and Silver cup-; 2nd 50s; entrance 12s (Id per team, U. Old Man's Uaco (over 40), 100 yards—lst prizo. tox tea; 2nd, bag sugar, 12. Band and Firemen's Itace Handicap 220 yards—lst prize L2; 2nd LI; 3rd Ids; entrance 2s,
13. Firo Brigade Handicap, •itti cvcntr-220 yards, 14. Sack lines, 100 yards—lst prize, 15s j 2nd, Ga; entrancek 15. 100 ynnls 'Hnn jicai)—lst 'prize L 3; 2nd ro. q,,i n , ~„,„;„„(;„„'>„, »„.„„i.„.. ■>,. 10, Steeplechase About One Mile—lst prizo L3;2ndL2; 3rd LI; entrance3s. . 17, Consolation Handicap, 220 yards—lst prizo 20s j 2nd 10s j cntranco Is. Boys' and Girls' Races at intervals, Urass Earn! will be in Attendaece. ■ Admission Is; children half price. The Devil's Pony and Greasy Me, etc, RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1, Three competitors to startor. no race j (our or no second i flvo orno third. 2, If necessary the race to be run in heats, 3, In the event of the scratch man not accepting, the others to be put backaccordingly, 4, The judges decision to be final, 5, Nominations accompanied: by performraces for the 'lnst years, to be Bent to the Secretary on or before Jnuuary 4th for tjje foljowiiig evcnts-2, 4, 7,9,13 and lp. Ham llicapsfo be declared on 10th January amj published, 0, No nomination will bo received unless accompanied by the proper fee j postal notes preferred. 7, Acceptances close for the abovo events on the 19th January, 8, Competitors disobeying the fitartcr to bp pot each one yard for each offence for tho first two offences; for the third to be disqualified, ft The sports to bo postponed in the event of tho weather proving unfavorable. 10, Any competitor running under an assumed name will be disqualified, IN THE EVENING A GBAN?) ENTERTAINMENT akd DANCE will bo held in the PALACE THEATHE, GREYTOWN, preceded by a GREAT MBNAGEME SHOW. . Popular Prices, 3s,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4007, 8 January 1892, Page 4
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984Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4007, 8 January 1892, Page 4
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