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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 289, 6 September 1928, Page 13

The Government confidently asserts the welcome truth at last that, the Dominion has turned the corner of depression, while the Labour Party and the Nationalists in Parliament are so certain about it that they joined hands hands with each other in a new brotherhood and voted for an increase in the salaries of civil servants, but the Government's optimism did not rise to the foolish height of agreeing to buy about fifty thousand votes at the expense of the over-burdened taxpayer. —Auckland “Sun.” A gramophone that roars and screeches in your sit, ting room soon becomes an abomination. You need an instrument that will give you fair volume, and can be toned down to a faintness that won’t penetrate beyond your room. The Marvellous Melotone is ideal for the home, and the big reductions and generous free offering of records is worth investigation. Milliards. Limited, Top Floor. Baker's Building, corner Featherston and Hunter Streets.—Advt.