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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 14, 18 January 1910, Page 5

Every country lias products in which it excels; every maker has particular specialities. Every house, too, has exclusive goods chosen because they are absolutely the best of their kind. Thus, most people know that Broadwood, the Ronisch, the Lipp and the Steinway are four great pianos, and that the sole agents for these magnificent instruments in this Dominion are the Dresden Piano Company, Ltd. It is remarkable how maiiy friends "The Dresden" possesses—a support built up by consistent conduct of business on the best principles. The Company's exceedingly simple time-payment system is wonderfully popular. Many a wageearner has this to thank for the "music in his home." The Company invites every visitor to inspect its warehouse. No need to buy—just come to look. "The Dresden" is proud of its splendid stock of pianos and organs. The Company's North Island manager is Mr M. J. Brookes. Local representatives: D.C.A., Ltd. A lustre coat is a useful garment for the hot weather. A. Spence has now in stock a. good assortment of these articles for both ladies and gentlemen. The prices are moderate.*