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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3006, 17 February 1917, Page 13

Play It—and You . WiU Understand ■ .ff Hi iiiiy ' ■ IS TV TEVER will yiiU get to the bottom of the. phono- | graph question until you Have played the / I v Aeolian-Vocalion. You are told this and that of the talking machine, . yet your interest is of the mildest. With the Vocalion it is different. At first glance you receive the impression . that here is really a new development of the phonograph idea. For the Vocalion is beautifully madeiand finished ; as befits a fine musical instrument. . > . As the first note vibrates smoothly, clcarly, your im- ' pression strengthens. / The Vocalion is bringing out all the beauty that is in the record. Vocal tones, instrumental tones, not phonographic tone—it is sounding. Then you take the graduola and play the record your- . self ....then comes the revelation. You need but to play it and you will understand why Nine Out of Ten Say The AEOLIAN -VOCALION Is the Best! Decide for Yourself—is scores of otKers do every day. « Come in . and play the Vocalion. That's the decisive test. It will be an interesting experience and there's no obligation. • Lest you think Vocalion prices are higher, vre remind you that conventional models cost , • £12 10 0 to £75 YOUR PRESENT INSTRUMENT ACCEPTED IN PARTEXCHANGE. Convenient terms on all instruments. Vocalion Catalogs on request. FULL STOCKS OF DISC RECORDS. Direct Representative:. B. LEWIS. . ' JB9 Featiierstois St, WELLINGTON — < s===^. Old Gups:: made good as New! c=v From anywhere in New Zealand it only costs from 1/6 to 2/6 - to post your Gun to The Colonial Ammunition Co.,' Ltd., Auckland. Estimate of Cost of Repairs will' be submitted. If prices are not right, the Gun will be roturnecLat our expense. We make this offer because we are convinced that the work and charges will be entirely Every branch of Gun, Rifle and Revolver Repair undertaken by our Expert Gunsmiths—men holding first-class references from Noted English Makers. . ' Muzzle-loading Weapons made efficient Breech-ioaderi. > Pin-fire Guns converted to take Central-fire Cartridges. Automatic Ejectors fitted to Hammerless Guns. Boltmechanism brought up-to-date. Stocks altered or renewed. Black barrels 'browned' and 'blued.' Dents taken out ; of barrels. Locks renovated and renewed. : Grips retightened. Guns re-jointed. ; ■ ; Our Gunsmiths,,, always on the spot, execute Repairs— promptly. Better work could not be done in England 1 When in Auckland call and inspect our •- Gunsmith Shop at Enfield Street, near Mount Eden Railway Station. Take Tram at foot of Queen Street. Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd. 1 . AUCKLAND • - ' - , ■■ tamera jute camp: Start riglit at the beginning and take picture records of your soldiering—arrival at camp, medical inspection, so-and-so and yourself in denims, tucker-time — the oppor- : tunities are endless. : LET'S SHOW YOU THIS HANDY ... CAMERA. It takes roll films, lias a fine lens, a time and instantaneous shutter, and fits easily into the breast pocket. It' . should be your first camp investment. Call! TRAM, } J WELLINGTON. : r: ' :j And at 58 ,Queen Street, Auckland. , J 1