FIVE HUNDRED FREE PHONO-GRAPHS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 556, 10 July 1909, Page 7

FIVE HUNDRED FREE PHONOGRAPHS.

■ New. Zealand ib .undoubtedly one of tbo most musical ootmtaies in the ..vrotld, and, < young as-sho-is, -. alio has' forced her way into national maminanoe by vntns of tho wonderful voctil her Bona -and ■ daughters. ■ • .'■■■ • . ■/ Tho Dominion, haa-boen;,aptly, tnriy termod:. t "The land of lovciine£S,ana .scng," and itiia with a desire to. osier for this- increasing. talent, and- further advertase, their phono* • graphs ' and recoida, thai tho. AngLo-Ans-kafian Importing Co., Sydney, has decided toigiTe'away. WrEHPOT -ANY: COST- QB i PEE of any land, a Phono- _ graph-; to. : eaoh applicant—an: inetnmioei' wliioh holds a guaranteo iof cffickmcy for'fero yoare. and capablo, of reproducing 'thh] , VERY FINEST RECORDS'atprosont-manu« "■ faotured. .. : - ; We°adnnP6 tho jphick with wiiich tho.coittpany take on . this large ejcptjMe, but, are. assured that the,«snd justifies thcmrajDvaa ■ large sales for both records-aSd' machinc® ara thus created. . • Tho last importation of the Company wilS bo made. the subject of a free distribution/ ; (not a competition). Everyone has AN •' EQUAL. CHAJJCE, tho cnlyi condition u .; that whoever applies must.agree to nse,iho>., = reoords supplied by the Company (which .any machine;. Roadors of- this paper have, therefore, an,'■ ■■ exceptional opportunity of bemg included ia . this distribution; and of having brought into., their, very, homes an ;in6iniment; which will' 'nuike the evenings bright and cheerful,-musi* . '.ijdl''and-''Waisui^k)^fc : -^in»^;. ! -iWI be' abloi , toliear' tlißvoicos of the WORLD'S-GREAT-/. '' . EST ARTISTS in grand • opdraj'oomic songsj ' ' coon-: and, ragtime melodies, and- others greato ' . in jthe vocal world. : Musical selections, Uaiw„ marches by the-greatest composers, are als« M . the rccords 'which' go with' thoY' phonographs. Participants. in" this distri<-; biition:, must "send in thoir names and:'adr' dresses early to, the Company, together witt 'a self-addrosßod and staiiiped' Mivelopo.' This- ' ' is imperative,>.on acconnt of the laiige num..' , ber of entries. 'As the, machines lvill _b» ' awarded in order of rooeipt of each appliea- 1 tion, 1 all letters must be addressed to the ■ ANGLO-AUSTRAIjIAK IMPORTING CO. r • •' 39 Bray's Buildings, opposito G.P.O.', Syd-, noy, N.S W. CI2W "

masti rton, ii. Craib, HiknraDgi Sheep Run, Mnsterton,: N.Z., writes:—"l kave' Usod Dr. Sheldon's Not: Discovery and found groat relief' from it foi ohest troubles. I 6ulf°r- from l samo." • .. ; t , Dr.iSheldoh's New Discovery lor concha an«- n* ... colds is an unequalled preparation for-thl-',!- I '', euro of all ' Chest. Complaints " and ■•. Lunf v i - . Troubles. 'Price, Is. Cd. and 3s, * t , ft 'is understood that .'tho Jubileoof'tliO. ..j Masonic District 'Grand' Lodge, of Cantor* bury, E.C., wllibh takes place this year. wil/. be :colebratod by a vote of £50• to tlio fundi for the'cottages at New Brighton for , con- V vnlesoent childron. h ; « :\':.::'--yv'-:V ;;^' j. Ab a memorial to the brave Flamborougli fishermen who saorifited their: -lives.' in tW- . { gale of February '5, .it hiiß been'decided to orect a gKniito.; monument in the: centre of ' tho village, at a cost of about £100 i " ' "Do you know, that your, chiokenß com®:' 1 : '■ over into, my eardon?" _• "l. thoucht tliov must bo doing that." ""Why do vou tlnnk 1 bo?" .{'Because they .never come .back." ■..< ' Como rain; oomo snowlet bold winds blow. ' Take PHOSPIIOL. at onco, and'your bodies mil glow. PHOSPIIOL EMULSION is a tumv Cod-liver oil, and pleasant to take. , 2