Home is the social unit. A nation is built up of its homes, and will be strong oi v weak, according to the strength or weakness of the home force, home being the rallying-point of nearly all the social virtues. Home without music lacks the brightness and charm of attractiveness. II is to the credit of New Zealand that a piano is to be found in most homes, but few homes have good pianos. To-day the Bluthner piano is regarded as the finest production of the piano manufac turer. The tone is full, round, and sympathetic, of delightful singing quality. It is the instrument for the artist. Sole agents, The Wellington Piano Company, Ltd., Lambton-quay, Wellington. — Advfc. Violets. — Miss Cooper, 16, Manners-street is receiving fresh every day her wellknown beautiful violets. Floral designs treated with skill and careful attention^at n.-apoiiable prices. 'Phone No, 882. — Advfc. Floral art in its perfection is Rcen at Mies Murray's, vice-regal florist, Willis-st. Exquisito baskets, posios, and floral devices of choicest flowers in beautiful colour schemes. Decorations for dinners, at homes, and weddings. — Advt. SPRING GOODS— LINEN DREBSES. We are making smart linen dreasca from £4 4n. Iscdino and Go , Ltd., 76, Wel--lington •terr»c.& ; r-AdYti J ,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 21, 25 July 1910, Page 9
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