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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4012, 14 January 1892, Page 4

'' AH is (he Eight Band ofNalme."- .•••■■;■■'• . -Miller, photography' . A FINE ART, Embodying Taste,' Knowledge, and Experionco, •3OKTRAITURE ia its most popnlai _. form, I'ho pleasurablo resolve to have a likeneas taken, frequently means a haphazard rush to any Photographer—to the first, in fact, who' comes. Dissatisfaction follows. Good results can bo ensured only by selecting a qualified man- an expert who has mado his profession a definite study, One of the Few in .New Zealand who is a thoroughly TRAINED PHOTOGRAPHER «-■'>. MrR. HERRMANN, Of Cuba Street, Wellington, he having graduated in photography at the Polytechnic Institute of Brunswiok, Germany, His acknowledged skill is [ thus the result of five years Bpecinl study and twenty yoars practical experience. Mr Herrmann has therefore long passed the experimental stage, and so uniformly regular is hia work that ho can confidently . GUARANTEE A LIKENESS bothiIFELIKE AND ARTISHOALLY PERFECT The increasing patronage of the Cuba Street Uallery, whure not only is the cobt the lowest, but where the work is best, is sufficient endorsement, Mr Herrmann's latest improvement ia theintroductonof hia NEWINSfANTANEOUS PEOUESS

whereby stiffness of posture is impossible, as the sitter is not tendered both nervous and uncomfortable by mechanical supports for the head, so commonly used by incompetent operators, Clear outlines are ensured and a most pleasing picture follows, This process is WONDERFULLY SI'COESSFUL WITH OHILDREI,, A BEAUTIFUL FINISH iB also imparted by the matt-opal style of photography. In this department, Mr Herrmann eicels,»nd he iB the only photographer in VVollim»ton who can asof finish rthich is. essential to trite photography on opal. WAIRARAPA PEOPLE should make a point of visiting Mr Honma'nn's Cuba Street Studio (opposite To Aro House) when in Wellington, They WILL NOT OXLYGET EMINENTLY SATISFACTOM PHOTOGRAPHS, BDTTHEY WIIL SAVE MONEY WJULEDOINQSO; ANNUAL SPOBTS OF THE GRBITOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE RECREATION RESERVE, GREYTOWN, ANNIVERSARY DAY , ' JANUARY 22nd, 1892. JnnOES-Mcssrs J. Bale, H, S. Izard, and S HaigU i Starter, Mr John Jackson,

PROGRAMME. Sports to BtuU't 11.30. 1, Maiden Race, 160 yards-let prize 209,2 nd 10s; entrance 2s. ! 2, Hurdle Handicap, 220 yrirds-lst prizo lOsj 2nd, 20s; 3rd, 10s j nomination 2s; ao- . ccptance 25, : , 3, Engine Competition, Ono Man-let prize, SSvcr medal and 20s j 2nd, a trophy j 3rd » ; trophy i entrance, 2s 6d. 4, Fireßrigado Handicap of .£2o—lst event, 440 yards, Ist prize £8;, 2nd, £5; 3rd, £3; nomination!'4s j acceptance,6s, 4 events; winner of each to receive 20s, 5, Boys Handicap 220 yards—lst prize, 10a; 2nd, us; entrance Is. . , 0. Engine Competition', Two Men—lst prize, L2 and Wopby ; 2nd, trophy; 3rd, trophy; ■;• entrance 2s od,' j 1 , 7. Firo Brigade Handicap, 2nd event,—l2o yards, 8, Wrestling, Match, Heavy 'Woiglit—lit • 20s; intranet 2s; (Cumberland Style), Ba, Do, Light Weight do,- ' do, do, 0, Firo:'Brigade' Handicap, 3rd evont-880 yardß, 10. Engine Competition, Five Men—lst prize, L 6 and Silver cup; 2nd 60s; entrance 12s (id per team, It., Old Man's Bacc (over.4o), lOOyards-lst prize, box tea; 2nd, bag sugar, 12, Band and Firemen's Race Handicap 220 yards—lat • prize L2; 2nd LI; 3rd 10a ; entrance 2s, 13, Firo Brigade Handicap, 4th event—22o yards, '■ 14, Sack Rice, 100 yards—lst prize, 16s; 2nd, 6s; entrance Is, 15.100 yards [Handicap—lst; prize L 3; 2nd L2; 3rd LI; nomination2s; acceptance 3s, 16. Steeplechase About One Mile—lst prizo ' L 3; 2nd L2 j 3rd LI j entrance 3s. 17, Consolation Handicap, .220 yards—lat prizo 20s; 2nd 10s;. entrance k Boys' and Girls' Itaat intervals, Brass Band will bo in Attendaeco, > Admission Is; children half price. Tho Dovil's Pony and Greasy Pole, eto., RULES ; AND /REGOLATtMS. •1. Three competitors' fy> start or no race four' or no second; flvb orno third, , j 2, If necessary the race to be run in heats, 3, In the event of the scratch man not accepting, tho others toie. put backaccordingly, •' 4i The judges decision to bo' final.' 5, Nominations accompanied by performances for tho tobo seat to tho Secretary on or before Jauuary 4th for tho following event 5—2,4,7,0,13 and ID, Handicaps to bo declared on 10th January and published, 6, No nomination will be received unless accompanied by the proper fee; postal notes preforrcd, 7, Acceptances close for tlio abovo events on tho 19th January, ■ I Competitors disobeyiue the starter to be put each ono yard for each offence for tho first two offonccs'; for the third to bo disqualified. ' ''. 0, Tho sports to be postponed in tho event of|tho weather proving unfavorable 10. Any competitor running, under an assumed name will.be disqualified, IN THE EVENING A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT and DANCE will bo held in tho PALACE THEATKE, GREYTOWN, preceded by a ■ '• ■ [GBEATMENAGEBIE SHOW. . o.uarPriceß, 39,25, Is.

MONEY TO LEND FIB6T CLASS' FREEHOLD ■SECUMTY, SPECIALLY LOW RATES OF £IOO to £5,000. Apply to' ' THE GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ... DEPARTMENT'. .". ANY OF ITS AGENCIES. TEMPERANCE HOTEL, f i (Adjoining Drbi Hall), '•..: Mastertok. PAVippiXON, ... ... Proprietor. Having taken oyer the above centrally situated and commodious House,'! bog to solicit a continuance of the patronage accorded my predecessor., .Nooflbrfc will be: spared to ensure the.; comfort, ol Boarders and Viaitora. . MbamAi Aw Hours,