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A m& Gustave Slapffihi m m m% m mz rH have done 8® LESSON ONE: You learn the prillciples of Musio notes, note values end time —and the secret of the Sullivan System. LESSON TWO: Teaches you correct position at piano •nd correct fingering, and is a lesson on sight-reading. LESSON THREE: Enables you to play with both hands a beautiful waltz; elementary theory, LESSON FOUR: Special instruction in technique; a brilliant march assists with your study of rhythm and time. LESSON FIVE: Develops power of expression, introducing an operatio selection; finger exercises and use of pedals. LESSON SIX: Is ' a famous _ classical composition to test your playing; advanced theory and , finger flexibility. ■ LESSON SEVEN: Transposing, theory to. improve . knowledge'''of time, playing of dance music. LESSON EIGHT: " ■"' JAccompanyipg songs ■ and'improvising; w- ' dudes a well-known -vocal'. piece. , RESUME OF COURSE Great Musicians—WOßLD FAMOUS—say you CAN pley Piano in Eight Lessons. THEY KNOW, because having devoted their lives to teaching music and conducting orchestras, they recognise the wonderful Simplicity of the Sullivan System. It is men of this standing—men like Mr. Gustave Slapoffski—who are behind the Sullivan Course. Mr. Slapoffski is a member of the Conservatorium Advisory Council, and when you enrol for a course of Eight Lessona you have the benefit of his many years' experience. BEAL MUSIO—NO MAKESHIFTS. Yes, you learn from REAL MUSIC—no numbers, labels or other makeshifts in .the Sullivan System. You are taught to play by note in the proper way, but the remarkably simplified method' of teaching enables- you after-a few short weeks to Bit down-at a piano anywhere and play anything put before you. 25,000 STUDENTS. ,;' No old-time drudgery; jou learn in your spare time and when you feel inclined, and only half-an-hour practice is required eueh. day. 25,000 people in New. Zealand and' •Australia ol alt ages.have already proved its success. INFORMATION FBEE—SUCCESS BUABANTEED. It costs you nothing to learn all about the System and . what it can do for you. Information is FREE, and you are not placed under any obligation by inquiring. You are not asked to take risks, either. When you enrol you • are given a signed and sealed GUARANTEE that legitimate music is taught, and if dissatisfied at com Diet ion IN FULL. FREE TUITION AND FREE BOOK. We require a few more pupils in every town and district in New Zealand to help introduce the System, and for a limited time offer Prof. Sullivan's BOOK and TUITION . FREE, the only charge being a nominal one to cover cost of paper', printing, etc. Send AT ONCE for particulars, or you may be too late. FILL IN COUPON-CUT OUT-POST TO-DAY. 'if. -£nda Axkhl&*</, Mis* A. Huband writes:V •• M r Mwphy, wrif-ess- - Mis» ' Wallace wife*:;''idrfljig this Coupon does fft^'?^^'ifpiitt : : enquirer SULLIVAN CONS6RVATORIUM OF MUSIC (N.Z.), LTD., -"studio: J6A 12 PREMIER BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. „ T enclose four penny stamps for postage. Please send return mail ■ProfessMSulliyan'a FREE BOOK. "How to Play Piano in 8 Lessons;" and your FREE .TUITION OFFER to Correspondence Pupils. Name (Mr., Mrs., Miss) -

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