■usicai. mrnwciro for salt AMREKOL and Edison Diamond Uisc Records and Phonographs only at Edison Shop, 153, Queen St. 1J BANJO, Stewart make, standard size, for Sale.—Phone 27-IS2, after 5.30 p.m. BA-NJO Mandolin, English make, complete with Case and Plectrum; positively unbeatable value. —Meltzer, 65, Victoria St. "DIG CLEARANCE SALE of New and Used ■*-* Records —Brunswick, Columbia, A.M.T. Prices; New Records from 2/3; Used Records from 1/. Parcels 16 Records, 20/. — The Phoneries, 18, Darby Street, City. ■pOEHM Banjos, Mandolins, Steel - 1 -* Guitars, Jazz Drums. Instruments on easy terms. —Sly. 144, Symonds St. C Hornless Amberola Gramophone, -" Diamond . speaker; sell, with 40 Records, fJ 10/; guaranteed.—7s, Eden Terrace. 129 m RAMOPHONE Values—Nowhere can you buy to such advantage as at "Phoneries," IS, Darby St. A p< RAMOPHONE, latest model, floor *--* cabinet, in oak; lovely tone; only £20.—27, Ardmore Rd., Ponsonby. 115 GRAMOPHONE, oak, floor cabinet, new, £60 model, world's best, for £20.—11, Jerrois Rd., Three Lamps, Ponsonby. 114 GRAMOPHONES — Bargains. — Grippa, portable', 43/; Bexonola, 35/; Academy, £i: Edison Diamond, £S 10/.—75, Eden Terrace. ' I3u l_| EAR Records in. Comrort at Cinema ■*-*- House, adjoining Trades Hall. Hobson St. New Records. 2/11. A TJECORDS Eicnangea, 1/; no worn-out -*-* 1 stock; thousands to choose from.— Cinema House. 16L Hobson 3t- , 1J T>EXOPHONE, Devon, with 36 Records, in -"" first-class order.—Mr. Franck, Terrace Private Hotel, 7, City Rd. SEND Now ! Price-lists Gramophone Motors, Accessories, Woodwork. Blue Prints. Cabinets; importers.—"Phoneries, ,- IS. Darby St. D "VIOLIN Repairs skilfully executed. v Restoration, Adjustments a specialty. G. Nicholl. 9. Palmerston Buildings, Queen St., Auckland. f> IJIHE TITOST pERFECT "yrUSICAL TNSTRUMENT /CONCEIVED. When you start t>e " Cliftophone " it is not Gramophone music you hear, but the real thing, direct from the singer's throat. Shut your eyes and you will think the artist is actually in the room. It is conceded among leading musicians that the fXHAPPELL /CLIFTOPHONE V7LIFTOPHONE is the most perfect instrument of sound reproduction which has ever been conceived. Call and hear it for yourself. Select any record you wish from the latest H.M.V. list. Call or Write for Art Catalogue. L EWIS E. * S ON, L- TD"THE BOX OFFICE," 162, QUEEN ST. 15, Karangahane Road (next Tivoli). And at Hamilton. Whangarei, Tauranga, and Gisborne. WS FACTS!!! ACTS!!! ABOUT THE AVONIA RAMOPHONE. VOKIA AVONIA fi RAMOPHONE. VONIA VJkAMOPHONE. EXHIBITED AT WEMBLEY BY XZ. GOVERNMENT. TWO YEARS' GUARANTEE AND FREE SERVICE WITH EVERY AVONIA. MANUFACTURED IS N.Z. CAN BE SECURED ON THE EASIEST OF TERMS: pT / DEPOSIT. 9 /a weekly. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND PRICES TO -pRODUCTS AND Q.RAMOPHONES, J^TD., 313, Q™" S TREET ' AUCKLAND, OR NEAREST AGENT. _,2 W4 GARAGES, SERVICE STATIONS. FOR Benzine, Vulcanising, Overhauls, Machine Work, Welding, Battery and Electrical Repairs, Accessories, see Sexton Motors. GILLETT MOTORS, LTD., Buick Service Station, 166, Albert St. (opp. Town Hall). Garage open continuously. D 7~1 ILLETT MOTORS, LTD., Buick Service VT station, 166, Albert St. (opp. Town Hall). —Modern and well-appointed Garage. Open continuously. D THE DODGE Owners' Service Station for Electrical Repairs is Watson, Steel and Ganley, Ltd., 41-695. D
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 10, 13 January 1926, Page 5
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