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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 134, 3 December 1910, Page 7

"Be ifc ever so humble, there's no place like home," and home influences and training are never so beneficent as when the young are daily ate.ustomed to the refining effects of sweet music. The piano in the family circle exercises a great power for good. After the labours of the day are over how soothing to Ehe tired workers are the charming pieces played on such pianos as the Challen, Kogers, or Allison. The easy terms made by The Wellington Piano Co., 124, Lambton-quay, place these splendid instruments within almost anyone's reach. Call in arid inspect them, and The Company will be pleased to furnish you with full details.— Advt. The excellence of Godber's wedding cakes cannot be over-estimated. The demand is increasing not only in Wellington, but all over New Zealand, due to the select recipe from which they have been prepared by membul-s of the firm for over thirty years. — Advt. Miss Cooper, floral artiste, 16, Mannersstreet, is prepared to execute orders for floral emblems of all descriptions, bouquets, etc. All work designed in the most graceful style. 'Phone 882.— Advt. Floral art in its perfection is seen mt Miss Murray's, vice-regal florist, Willis'st. Exquisite basket?, posies, and floral devices of choicest flowers in beautiful colour schemes. Decorations for dinners, at homes, and weddings. — A'dvt. The most artistic designs in Wedding Bouquets, Floral Decorations, and Funeral AVreaths are to bo seen and hnd from H. Poole's, Florist, 70, Manners-st. ; Wedding Breakfasts. Parties, and Balls catered for. 'Phono 2409 —Advt.*