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Evening Star, Issue 7987, 16 August 1889, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. HIRE-SYSTEM—HIRE—PURCHASE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. TMTESSRS CHARLES BEGG AND 00., do not hj ssitato to make the extraordinary claim for their Hire System that it is Y A9TLY SUPERIOR to all others, both as regards Value and the easy Repayments, which are calculated on a Lower Interest Basis than any other house. HIKE—SYSTEM—HIRE-PURCHASE or MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. We readily recognise the ad vantages offered by our rivals, because we were the firs to introduce the Hiro System into Now Zealand on exactly similar lines and, therefore, it is but common fairness and justice that we should reap the benefits of our labor and expenditure, HIP.E-SYSTBM-HIRE—PURCHASE OK MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. When anything stands the test of time among a discriminating people it is pretty sure evidence of real worth and merit, and with 12 years’ experience and administration of the Hire System to gnido us, we still justly claim to load. HIRE—SYSTEM—HIRE—PURCHASE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. That we perform all we claim is conclusively proved by the fact that those who regard us with the greatest favor are those who have dealt with us the longest, Our customers are our references. HIRE—SYSTEM—HIRE—PURCHASE OK MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, We shall be glad if buyers, whoa cornering our prices with those of other housot will, at the same time, also carefully compare the goods, in which case they will find that we give more solid value for the prices we receive than can be obtained elsewhere. Pianos, such as wo absolutely reject, can be, and are sold at much lower price than cur importations'; but these ore no test of value, and lead to ultimate vexation and annoyance long before the apparently easy payments have run out, HIP.E—SYSTEM—HIRE—PURCHASE OP MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, — The continued success and increasing popularity that has marked each alteration in our Hire System stamps it indelibly as the Safest and Cheapest Method of Purchasing {without the slightest publicity) Pianos, Harmoniums, and Organs, eto., etc., on that basis. HIRE—SYSTEM—HIRE—PURCHASE OK MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. MESSRS CHARLES BEGCt AND 00. Abstain from entering Into competition with importers of inferior Pianos, many of which flood the market at times, and which may bo classed with cheap trash, Our motto is: “Nulli Secundus" (“Second to none”), and we import Pianos and other Musical Instruments of good quality at a comparatively low price. We shall limit ourselves to a variety of English and German Pianos of bona fide manufacture, and shall endeavor, through carcfu’ness as to the retention of their high standard quality, to retain that confidence ond esteem which our past career and established reputation has already earned for us at the hands of our patrons. HIRE—SYSTEM—HIRE—PURCHASE OF MILITARY BAND INSTRUMENTS. The time is not far distant when Bandsmen will more clearly see the necessity of purchasing only the best grade of Instruments. To be successful, a Band should bo well equipped, and each Instrument should be in per feet tune. It is not requisite that the Instruments should be showy (a plain, brass instrument of good quality is worth hundreds of some of the miserable trash, which is often nickel plated), but a few more pounds spent at time of purchase will save ots of them after a short time. HIGHEST—GRADE—OF—EXCELLENCE AND LOWEST PRICES. REPAIRING AND TUNING DEPARTMENT. Old Pianos, American Organs, Harmoniums, Violins, Accordions, ond Wooden and Brass Instruments of every description Repaired and Tuned by men having a thorough theoretical and practical knowledge of the work Charges moderate, and satisfaction guaranteed. CHARLES BEGG AND 00., t THE MUSIC WAREHOUSES “ NuUi Secmdus ” (Second to None) 86 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN (21 Years Established.