L. G. KINGSBEER, Levin.

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 63, 17 March 1925, Page 14

L. G. KINGSBEER, Levin.

The Gramophone Specialists.

Levin is probably one of the few towns of its size which' can boast a special gramophone parlour department dealing exclusively in high-class gramophones, records, and sundries connected with same. Mr. Kingsbeer has been for 34 years a dealer in these instruments in' Feilding, Palmerston North, and latterly in Levin, and there are not many in New Zealand who are better qualified for this class of trade, for he is an enthusiast and has always taken a great interest in the line. The firm are running.. the_ following makes j—The new Edison diamond disc machines and records. The famous Brunswick gramophones and records. The voice of centuries, the H.M.V. and most other leading ■lines. A glance at the above famous masters is sufficient guarantee that intending buyers will get the utmost satisfaction in dealing at Kingsbeer's. The firm's prices are the lowest in New Zealand, and are all based on the respective companies' own price lists. A new line has recently been added in the form of tho well-known ■ English .make known as the Parlorphone records. No less than 500 of these, imported direct, liave just arrived. The public of Levin and the Horowhenua district are also hereby notified of the fact, that all classes of repairs are executed on the premises. ' Stocks of records carried amount to about three thousand, and comprise all the best numbers in all leading makes—viz., Edison, Brunswick, Scala Zonophone, H.M.V., Vocalian, Columbia, and Parlorphone. Beware of unknown' cheap makes. Eemember the best is the cheapest; that is Messrs. Kingsbeer's motto, and again let us name our chief lines —Edison, Brunswick, HJM.V., V.0.C., and other leading makes. Call and see our parlours.