J. H. GRIFFITHS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 147, 23 June 1915, Page 17

J. H. GRIFFITHS.

The Bristol Piano Company has just landed a large shipment of English instruments, notably by John Broadwood and Sons William Sames, Ltd. . Walter Collinson W. S. Watts Collard and Collard All are the very latest models — 1915. Visitors to Wellington should call at "The Bristol," the home of music and musicians, and inspect the splendid exhibit. An excellent stock of organs for tha home, for the church, and the school, is also on view, including instruments by well-known Canadian makers — "The Bell" and ."The Imperial." The Bristol Piano Co.'s Gramophone Parlours are stocked with a wide range of His, Master's Voice machines^ and record's. The latest novelties in these goods arrive by every mail steamer. Bandsmen should make a point of inspecting Hawke's Excelsior Sonorous Band Instruments— the finest the world produces — for which the company are the sole agents in tho DominSen. The sheet and book music department at "The Bristol" is stocked with both modern and classical editions. Indeed, all the great editions are special features of a well-selected stock. It will thus be seen that this oldestablished company _ can > supply Everyone's requirements in pianos, organs, band instimments, sheet and book music, and gramophones, and records. - Messrs. G. H. Bennett and Co., the well-known stationers, are agents for the Bristol Piano, Company, Ltd., in Palmerston North and district.