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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 254, 10 July 1926, Page 20

| TONE—--1 is what is Wanted in 1 a Gramophone 1 E VOLUME is not essential—ton'e is! ra ” = Volume without tone is simply W — NOISE. You can get plenty o£ r E noisy gramophones; but if you desire ™ = a machine with really wonderful tone ~ x you will buy a SONORA. = x | The Tone of Sonora | — The Sonora tone-chamber is the re- = E suit of years of research by experts. — ~ It is made of many plies of specially = — selected wood, laid with grain running E x crosswise to each other, and fitted immunmircr-y— E toegther with the utmost precision. x-«v E No metal whatever is used in the AB- = construction of the tone-chamber, so *» * •»» — that the tone is soft, rich and mellow. = = Call and hear a SONORA = ~ and judge for yourself. x E Easy terms to suit pur- E = chasers. E | F. J. Pinny Ltd. | x 89 Willi* Street - Wellington = Hlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr:

Homochord Records Volume and Purity of Tone Without Surface Noise. Write or Call for the New Catalogues. Voice of Centuries Gramophone Studio, 90 WAKEFIELD STREET (opp. Public Library), WELLINGTON. OPEN ON FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. New Branswick Records at McGregor Wright’s Samson and Delilah (Sigrid Onegin) “Lass with the Delicate Air” (VirMorning, Noon, and Night, Over- < Rnlmrminl ture (Capitol Grand Orchestra). Kola N ' d,el „ . „ nl . , "I Found a Clover.” Serenade (French Horn, Flute, and ... , _ „ TTnvn\ “Learn to Smile. 1 a “Nelly Kelly, I Love You.” Tosca (Mario Chamlee). “You Remind Me Of My Mother.” Carmen (Florence Easton). “Minuett” (William Wilake).