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HATTERS AND HOSIERS. SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. TAYLOR’S, RATTRAY STREET, (Eight doors from Princes street.) THE attention of all who are desirous of selecting something new and fashionable for the approaching holidays is directed to the following extract from Bradshaw’s “ Guide to Dunedin,” page 33 : “If you want to replenish your wardrobe and to choose from a pretty and varied assortment of Hosiery, Hats, Gloves, Collars, and what-not, permit me to recommend this as the place where you will get suited. It is small, I grant, and unpretentious, but you will find that it is indeed a multum in parvo. You say you will call and buy some handkerchiefs and gloves; well, there they are, the best sorts. That’s all to-day. ‘ Good day and thank you,’ says Mr Taylor.” At the above address, (Gentlemen vis’ting Dunedin may rely upon finding a first-class selection of goods at prices that are now noted as the most moderate in town. A choice assortment of Full-dress bhirts, Ties, and Gloves, suitable for Evening wear. Also an entirely New Stock of White Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, and Socks, in every size and quality. White Shirts, button behind, all sizes. J. TAYLOR, GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITTER, HATTER, HOSIER, & GLOVER, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. (Eight doors from Princes street.) HATS. HATS. HATS. Messrs v. almao and co. invite the Public of Dunedin to inspection of their Splendid Stock of all kinds of Hats. Hats made to order of every description, at moderate prices. Hats cleaned and altered to the present fashion. PRINCES STREET, Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. PIANOFORTES. London pianoforte and music SALOON, Princes street North. For Sale or Hire, the following Pianofortes ; OUNCE'IT GRAND, by Erard. DRAWING-ROOM GRAND, by J. Kirkman. SEMI-GRAND, by Collard and Collard, UPRIGHT GRAND, by Collard and Collard. COTTAGE PIANOFORTES, By Collard, Broadwood, Erard, Kirkman, Allison. Additional Shipments from the above eminent makers to arrive. Also, Pianettes and Harmoniums, by English and Frt nch Manufacturers. Pianofortes tuned, regulated, and repaired. CHARLES BEGG. PUBLIC NOTICE, Now on View, at Lewis Solomon’s, George street, PIANOFORTES 1 PIANOFORTES! PIANOFORTES ! JOHN BRINSMEAD’S UPRIGHT IRON GRAND PIANOFORTES, The Greatest Novelty of the Age, Ex E. P. Bouverie and May Queen, at LEWIS SOLO M ON’S Pianoforte Warehouse, GEORGE STREET, next Johnson, Ironmonger. John Brinsmead and Son’s Patent Perfect Check Repeater Action, Patent Arm Escapement and Iron Tubular-suppoited Cottage Pianofortes, Patented 1871, in England, France, Austria, Prussia, Belgium, Italy, America, and the Netherlands. Awarded the following Medals : Gold Medal, Paris, 1870 ; Le deplome la mention extraordinaire , Amsterdam, 1869; La Medaille d’honneur , Paris, 1867 ; Gold Prize Medal, London, 1862 ; Silver Medal, Netherlands, 1867 ; and secured the highest class Medal at the late Great Exhibition, London. These Pianos have a world-wide reputation, the extraordinary power of the smallest instruments being equal to those cumbersome and Coffin- like Grands ; ’ the touch is of so sensitive a nature, that perfection is almost realised; a repetition of the note can be obtained when the key is pressed down to one-eighth of an inch of its utmost limit, producing a purer, more sustained, and (owing to there being no tremulous recoil of the hammer) greater power and volume—in fact, of such a power as to sustain that which they happily call singing —whilst a plaintive melody is being performed. ’ These Piapos possess, apd are famous fop the following essentials, viz. : Touch beautifully light and elastic, Repetition instantaneous, prevention of the hammer rebounding and striking the string a second time, and yet always ready to strike again ! Metallic tubes put where most needed, rendering it impossible for the instrument to get out of order, the iron supports being Compensating for extreme climates, and preventing at the same time so great an amount of tuning necessary to ordinary instruments. Tone most delightfully sweet and firm, brilliant and extremely powerful the smallest Piano having the power of an ordinary Grand—and the greatest recommendation is, the wonderful manner in which this action causes the instruments to keep in order and wear. All these facts are confirmed by Messrs Benedict, Sydney Smith, and Brinley Richards. These Pianofortes have created quite a sensation throughout England and America. The liquid quality of tone in the upper' octaves, and the clearness and' sonority of the lower cannot be surpassed. They also possess this great de‘: sideratum distinct articulation in the most rapid execution. The above Pianos, ex E. P. Bouvepe and May Queen are now landed. Also, a shipment of 10 ERARD’ magnificent new design Pianofortes, the quality of which is too well known to require comment. Collard and Collard’s, Kirkman’s, Pleyel’s, Bord’s & Anchor's will follow in due course. Other Musical Instruments, and the Latest Novelties in Music of every description shortly expected ; and, with the Pianos, will be sold at the lowest possible prices. Having engaged Mr Lucas, the well-known Organ and Pianoforte Tuner, I am prepared to undertake the Tuning, Regulating, and Repairing every description of Musical Instruments throughout the Province. Pianofortes carefully packed for the country. LEWIS SOLOMON, (Agent for Erard’s & Brinsmead’s Pianofortes.) George Street, Dunedin.

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Evening Star, Issue 3077, 30 December 1872, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3077, 30 December 1872, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3077, 30 December 1872, Page 4

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