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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 33, 2 November 1929, Page 24

Success of J«SS|| “BARNARD RECORDING PIANO” —is undoubtedly due to the fact that it was never constructed to meet a price. . A success- . . ful Roll-playing Piano came first; price second. Made in two models, Mahogany (aa illustrated) and Jacobean Oak. ■ ,7', Sold at a Low Price and on very Easy Term*. « Sole Agents ; Plano C 9 Ltd. Lambton Quay and Branches, THE LEADING MUSIC HOUSE OF NEW ZEALAND.

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These Records Will Give A Realistic Impression OS Armistice Day Ceremony In London “PATTY EXPRESS” REMEMBRANCE FESTIVAL Actually recorded at the. Royal Albert Hall, November 11th, 1928. Proceeds derived from the sale of these records will be devoted to the fund of the late Earl Haig’s British Legion. I (a) Fanfare; (b) National (a) Lead Kindly Light (ComAnthem (Entrance of Their munity Singing; (b) Anthem Majesties King and Queen); C. 1603—12 in- “I Heard a Voice from Heaven, (c) Second Fanfare ; (d) Pipers. < (a) “O God our help in ages March to the Trenches (Com- ' P^ st y o i l r’nfcoT-Tsln \ munity Singing); (A Memory Deputy Chaplain-General to C.1601— 12-in. ofl91 449 18 ) ; ( a ) Takeme back the Forces. &to dear old Blighty; (b) There’s I" a long, long, trial; (c) Tipper- Abide with me (Community ary; (d) Land of Hope and C. 1604—12 in- J Singing). ' Glory * 6/- I (a) Last Post; (b) Reveille; (c) National Anthem. An address by Admiral of the Fleet, Earl Jellicoe, G.C.8., c. 1602-12 m. 0.m., g.c.v.0., President of Hear these Records at zL I J the British Legion. ®7" Funeral March (Chopin), VOlir U HIS . Massed Bands; Prayer offered •• by the Bishop of London. VOICO” OealSr® a Recorded Exclusively by His Master’s Voice