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THEY LEARNED PIANO I PLAYING IN 8 LESSONS EASY AS A B C—prof, sullivan's system is the tm^S&55^SSS\ ' on 'y thorough, practical, and simplest system to learn piano H Si SBffiH playing without endless wearying scales and exercises. Thousands PM |ffiSHHi(lSs2liitti§ €l men > women and children with no previous musical training j&H X Xμ have learned to p!ay brilliantly with Prof. Sullivan's 8 Lessons. ■■HP^^^^g^^^^S 'Bf - 088 ISLI I sip-Sj or where you Uve— no need to Prof. Sullivan has pruned the «£mMBt3H B PHI know anything about music to learning of Piano of all its mWßJm£*l>S£B^M BHBf ■-- T* ' begin, not even to tell one note mystery. One Lesson a week |pP^fi*4Wf»W v <r> from an °ther. You will be for 8 weeks guarantees you to ■P^J*9W^ -' fascinated with the Lessons— play Waltzes, Dance Myiic, J **^ r^ 1 practising is real fun. Songs, etc., etc. HL J&L Mr. K. SHORT NO «TRICK" MUSIC SUCCESS \ Mrs A IOHNSTON^' No numbers or makeshifts of GUARANTEED VJ J JUMHS.VM ii ■■ any kind. 8 Simple Lee- Prof. Sullivan's 8 Lesson sons, so different from the Course carries a signed and | ,J - — ■'""-""• ■■■■ i JMlßMßWßiiJllfltllll «ld hard-to-understand way. sealed guarantee that legiti- ' '^«&£&flM&.'^ You learn by mail in your spare mate music is taught, and if ■^^^BBSKBI H IMP iHk>S *' mc at home. No need to join dissatisfied upon the comple- t * <BSn a class or pay Suineas to a tion of eight lessons, your '' * private teacher. money is refunded in full. , *. 3j§i9" * Thousands of Grateful Students [; -jß jßmm Write as These Have Done iSN&|||&pF e,w y°ur Advertisement and am very filed I did for with yoor raethod 1 huve ' .?^^B — ml Miss N. I'ALZELL on 14th" Sept. 1920. says: "'^SrJPfLles,. Miss N. DALZELL , " ' have ,ound ur System very easy, pleaie let mc have my next t v :Ss l^llk -' Ipsson 8s noon as possible Mr. T. C. BONNEY writes on SOth Sept. IP2O. Mr. L. PREWER _ " I am get. ma on y and delighted with ray progreu. everytfainie neems to enmc so easy. Your Lessons make the Music aod Theory ao DlaiD " Miss.CONSTANCErURKYteII-uson3rdAuß.l9Zo. ' p-T-Ttrnr-.-*- ■" ..> m.™ -- S- " Motller say " '" m * eltin ß P n splendidly, and thinks the Sullivan j&ti&'i ' Mrs.A. JOHNSTON-o lady of mature yfart—writes onSttlh Aug. 1820. ' ''' fSxfof "fth the ereatc-t ease. Plasm* the Piano now is more than ■ pastime." |BSp Wk& and remarkably easy. lam satisfied it is all you claim it to be." ** '"' : :^!L^^^nl^M^:^P for the ftooli atten,ion you pay IK, I can play without the least difficulty. ' *^^a»&,WBKf il Am always at the Piano now. lam rtcommeading the SulliTan System to igs3Bß&* aKSfe-, your System is wonderfully en'y comrared with the Old Method und ura - \1 ? '' >' ■ 1 confident every other pupil thinks the same." J& W^**»* ,"1 T ' C """"," FREE TUITION OFFER 7 "*«™ si ■■■*'* & prior to increase in price , " Sounds strange, doesn't it, to offer Tuition Free, when we intend llliiPlPaleißilSPW $8m?0' ' Here's the explanation—the shortage of paper and increase of * J ■v ' "* printers' costs compels us to advance the fee for Prof. Sullivan's 8 >iHK *■* ! tv before this actually takes place, we are anxious to secure a "HL dßst- : ' few mor e pupils in each district BECAUSE we realise that one Wzlk -W satisfied Student spreads the news of this wonderfully Simple f ■■-•% iMh System, far better than many advertisements. THEREFORE for - laKlSßpg a limited time we offer Tuition FREE—the only charge being a Wm A"^ nominal one to cover cost of Music, postage, etc. This notice 1111111? ' A^^KKtt IjWMsBJSaEMKiUHHtj therefore GIVES YOU A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. "S-a^^H Miss C. CURRY DO NOT HESITATE OR YOU'LL BE TOO LATE m n v, u^po.a FILL IN AND POST THIS COUPON AT ONCE ***' C * H " HARRI S BHB WMi BB 3JEJ S3 .S3 9E55 BEH 188 SB —i ggg gag assssa) asajaj asasa. aasaj aassa — __ The Sullivan Conservatorium of Music (N.Z.) Ltd., Studio 166, 12 Premier Buildings, Queen St. Auckland " B Gentlemen: I enclose 4 Penny Stamps for postage.— v ,_. r . f »#»#,, * ■ P/eose send mc Pro/ - . Sullivan's FREE BOOK-Hoim ' Mas) B 9 to Play the Piano in 8 Lessons, and particulars of your Address . ~ a m Special Free Tuition Offer. " " ~—— a|
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 61, 12 March 1921, Page 20
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