J.P. LEARY AND CO., Palmerston N.
For Pianos, gramaphones, and music, Leary's is rightly described as the principal establishment in Palmerston North. The firm's long connection with the musical trade, and the many valuable agencies they hold, enables the public to make a choice of instruments by all the best makers, which in pianos include the Brinsmead, Challer, Rogers, Brewster, Foster, and Jefferson, and those desirous of purchasing can do so on the easiest terms of payment or for cash, just as desired, and at the same price as in any house in the main centres. Leary's spacious showrooms are kept alive with the most up-to-the-minute stocks of highgrade pianos and organs, of English manufacture, and at most times their display, covers many different instruments, and all these in style, quality, an,d tone the equal of anything to be found in any market of the world, are submitted to tho critical inspection of prospective purchasers. There- is an inspiration in itself, both from the musical and artistic personal viewpoint, in .tho atmosphere of this house and firm. . 'The growth and ever-expanding business success which Loary's .has attained could not well be explained without a personal visit. The ability of Mr. Berryman, the manager, as an expert is well known, and is of immense advantage to the firm's clients, for he is thus enabled to demonstrate to tho fullest every instrument on sale. Leary's also do a largo trade in gramaphones and records. Their agencies include the famous Edison Diamond Disc, His Master's "Voice, Columbia, and Rexonola. A visit to Leary's during your stay in Palmerston .will repay. Music of the latest for vocalists, piano, and violin is stocked in endless variety.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 12
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281J.P. LEARY AND CO., Palmerston N. Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1919, Page 12
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