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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4017, 20 January 1892, Page 4

" Art is Ute Right Band of JS'alvre."— —Schiller, PHOTOGRAPHY 19 NOV) A FINE ART, ' Embodying Taste, Knowledgo, and Experionco, nOKTRAITURE in ita most popular X form. The pleasurablo reaolvo to have a liknnosa taken, frequently, moans a haphazard rush toanyPhotographcrto the first, in fact, who comes. Dissatisfaction follows. Good results can be ensured only by selecting a qualified man- au expert who has made his profession a definite study. One of the Few in New Zealand who is a thoroughly TIUINED'PHOTOGRAFHER is ' MrR. HERRMANN, Of Cuba Street, Wellington, he having graduated in photography at the Institute of Brunswick, Germany. His acknowledged bkilt. is thus the result of five years speciil study and twenty years practical experience, Mr Herrmann has therefore long passed tlio experimental stage, and so uniformly regular is his work that he can confidently ■ GUARANTEE A LIKENESS both LIFELIKE AND ARTISTICALLY PERFECT The increasing patronage of tbe Cuba Street (Jallery, whore not only is the cobt the lowest, but where the work is best, i 3 sufficient endorsement, Ur Herrmann's latest improvement is theintroductonof his NEW INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS whereby stiffness of posture is iuiposBiblo, as the sitter is not rendered both nervouß 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 SUCCESSFUL WITH CHILDREN'. A BEAUTIFUL FINISH !b 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 assure that remarkable softness and beauty of finish ahich is essential to truo photography on opal, WAIRARAPA PEOPLE should makes point of visiting Mr Herrmann's Cuba Street Studio (opposite To Aro House) when in Wellington, They WILL NOT ONLY GET EMINENTLY SATISFACTORY PHOTOORAraS, BUT THEY WILL SAVE MONEY WHILE DOING SO. ANNUAL SPORTS OF THE GREYTOWN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE RECREATION RESERVE, GREYTOWN; ANNIVERSARY DAY JANUARY 22ND, 1892. Jodoes—Messrs J, Bailie, H, S, Izard, and SHaifjlii Startor, Mr John Jackson, FBOGMMME. to start at 11.30.

1. Maiden Race, 150 yards—lst prize 203,2 nd 103; entranco 2s, 2, Hurdle Handicap, 220 yards—lst prize 10s> 2(iJ, 20a; 3rd, 10s; nomination 2s; tic ceptanee2a. 3. Engine Competition, OnoMan-lst prize, Silver medal and 205.; 2nd, a trophy; 3rd a trophy; entrance, 2a Cd. 4, Firo Brigade Handicap of £2o—lßt event, 410 yards, Ist prize £8; 2nd, £o| 3rd £3; nomination, 4a; acceptance, 6s, events; winner of each to receive 20s. 6, Boys Handicap 220 yards—lst prize, 10s j 2nd, Ds jentrancels, 0, Engine Competition, Two Men—lbl prize, L2 and trophy: 2nd, trophy: 3rd, trophy entrance 2s 7, Fire Brigade Handicap, 2nd event,—l2o yards, 8, Wrestling Match, Heavy Weight—lst 20s; entrance 2s; (Cumberland Style), Ba, Do, Light 'Weight do. do, do, 9, Firo Brigado Handicap, 3rd event—E yards,, 10, Engine Competition, Five Men—lst prize, L 5 and Silver cup; 2nd 60s; entranco 12s . Gdper team, 11, Old Man's Bace (over 40), 100 yards—lst ' prize, tox tea} 2nd, bag sugar, 12, Band and Firemen's Race Handicap 220 yards—lst prizo L2 j 2nd Ll; 3rd 10s; 1. Firo Brigade Handicap, 4th ovont—! yards, 14, Sack Race, 100 ynrds-lst prize, 15s; 2nd, 6s j entrance Is, 10,100 yards 'Handicap—lst prizo L 3; 2nd L2; 3rd Ll; nominations; acceptance 3s, 16. Steeplechase About One Mile—lst prize L 3; 2nd L2; 3rd Ll; entranco 3s. 17, Consolation Handicap, 220 yards—lst prizo 20s; 2nd 10s; entrance Is, Boys' and Girls' Races at intervals, Brass Band wiil be in Attendance Admission Is; children half price, The Devil's Pony and Greasy Pole, etc,, RULES AND REGULATIONS, 1 Threocompet iton tostartor no race four or no second; live or no third, 2. If necessary the race to be ran in heats, 3, In the event of tbescrateli man not ac cepting, the others to bo put backaccordingly 4, Tho judges decision to bo final. 6. Nominations accompanied by performoncea for the years, to be sent to the Secretary on or before Jauuary 4th for the following events—2, 4,7,9,13 and 15, Handicaps to bo declared on lOtli January and published, 6, No nomination will bo received unless accompanied by the proper fee j postal notes preferred. 7. Acceptances close for tho above events on the 19th January. I .Competitors disobeying the starter to be pot each ono yard for each offence for the first two offences j for the third to be distjuali' 9, Tho sports to bo postponed in the event ofjthe weather proving unfavorable, 10. Any competitor running under an as IN THE EVENING A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT and DANCE will bo held in the PALACE THEATRE, GREITOWN, preceded by a ■ GREAT MENAGERIE SHOW. Po uar trices, 3s, 2s, Is, FREE TO ALL TEA SAMPLES. 1 JOHNSON & CO,, Mee's Buildings, Lambton Quay, Wellikcton, being desirous of pushing the INDIAN TEA peculiar to their Gardens in " The Dooars," intend to sell at a bare profit, JOHNSON & CO, acknowledge that a rule people can appreciate a good, pal utable mid .really pure, tea, therefore instead of puffing themselves up and decrying other dealers, they merely ask the public to call and obtain at thoir shop 'a sample of tea, for the beslproofof a teats inthtdriAg. JOHNSON & CO, are rnt mixers blenders, or paokers. From tho Gardens to, the Shop is but one step, and requires but one profit out of the pockets of the people of Wellington and districts Range of prices, Is 9d to 3s per 11/, Importers of Jfyjt Indian commodities. N,B,'-Country Customers supply ■ at town prices. Carriage on Half Chests Paid. WRITE FOB SAMPLES, A.-HENDERSON AS a very nice assortment of H CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR .PRESENTS, livery article of the Latest Design, !al( and inspect our stock of Brooches, les, Ladies' Watches and Rings, of every description, Spectacles to suit all sights, : GENTS 10THERHAM CHRONOGRAPHS, nd all other makers kept in Stock, JL H&miO N.