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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 57, 9 March 1922, Page 2

PIANOS THAT PUT SOUL INTO MUSIC! THE Qualities of tbiie and excellence of touoh which are nece«ary to • J faithful interpretation of .*tbe great masters' w«rks in thoir original beauty are only found in suoh glorious instruments as.tho Broadwood, Collard; Same*, Bell, .Willis, Stoddart, Shelton, or the Campbell. . t Musio is a daily need, especially amongst the children. It gives re*t to the minds of the older folk and keeps the youngsters happy. ./ . You can own on© of these magnificent instruments TO-DAY. Our system of time-payments will be found most »gfeeable to you. Call at The Bristol Piano 06;, Ltd., Wellington, Se,e tho, latest models—hear their Mnvigoratinj? lone —it will be .a rare treat, for all ttho love musio. If distarice .prevents A Visit, write THE BRISTOL PIANO do., LTD., > "WELLINGTON. ' ■ I M. J. BROOKES. North Island Manager. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS FOR GROUNDS FOR \ WINTEI?. SIORTS.""' A PPLiCATIONS ore invitedj to elono i-t*. at tho Office of the undoraigned on SATURDAY, the 18th March, 1922; from Sports Unions and Associations, and others, for the use of City Reserves during the winter season. R. TAIT, Acting-Town Clerk. Bth March, 1982,