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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 223, 20 June 1925, Page 18

Agents for: “HIS MASTER’S VOICE.” “THE TALKERKES” (The Oldest Gramophone House in New Zealand) 24 WILLIS-ST. WELLINGTON. 0 “ sys j j J H 3 IE \ i |F so, “His Master’s Voice” i Records will provide you with the very latest and most fascinat- jd ing Dance tunes by the following Sy famous Dance Orchestras :— jn SAVOY ORPHEANS (At the Savoy Hotel, London), usd E I Iffl S AVC, Y HAVANA BAND fa R • (At The Savoy Hotel, London). P* M £ „ JACK HYLTON & HIS ORCHESTRA. i J PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS *TT “fe ORCHESTRA. S „ BENSON ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO. 3J S ZEZ CONFREY & HIS ORCHESTRA. 3* Xarf Numtroai Olhen. ■! “His J | Master’s ? V oice” 5 Greatest artists — finest recordings th Dealers Everywhere, Instrument or Record Catalogue Free on request from E. J. HYAMS LTD.. Box 45, WELLINGTON. Wj G.6WI

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