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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 100, 30 April 1927, Page 24

| TUNING ® REPAIRS I I DEPARTMENT I i' ' ! ! IMPORTANT UNIT OF A GREAT I f MUSIC WAREHOUSE j I Tuning j I Ring 40-120 for one of our staff of | I . Toners and Tuners. , § I . . | | Repairs j [ You have a Musical Instrument which | i has become damaged—Send it to us. I | STRINGED INSTRUMENTS | I BRASSES and WOOD-WINDS I I. GRAMOPHONES •! I INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION j | Repaired by experienced and highly I ! skilled craftsmen. I | _ •• i j MODERATE "uj^/f/frf MODERATE 1 | CHARGES gj/q/**p«? CHARGES j j MANNERS STREET :: WELLINGTON I fuiUMMIIUIIimiMIIIIII,,,,, „,,„,,, „,,,„„ 1,,,,,,,1111|1|,,,,,,,,, 1 STHE INSTRUMENT OF QUAtITY/^S ottcrlli CLEAR AS A BCLL. (^•: -— <%^L ■ ■ ■ / ■ . ■■.....■ The New Reproducing Sonora not only embraces the-whole chromatic scale, but also reproduces "colourtones"—those subtle shadings that distinguish one instrument from another and give that beautiful expression to music which musicians term "timbre." The OCEAN-DEEP TONE of the SONORA can be heard on no other gramophone. Ample volume without the least trace of harshness. We will be delighted to demonstrate this wonderful instrument. C?^/ CLEAR. AS A BELL '• SMALL DEPOSIT SECURES DE- V^lHu>^^H LIVERY. EASIEST TERMS IN t^HlK^Hi