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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4144, 22 January 1916, Page 5

From far and near everyone is asking bow to play the piano in five minutes. If one has an ordinary piano standing in a room and not being played, it is an ornament. It stands there from one year’s end to another deteriorating from want of use and getting full -of moth and borer. Do you put your motor-ear in the garage and let it stand there in the same way? No! You bought it for use, not to look at. Therefore, get all the pleasure and recreation you can by letting us take your piano in exchange for an auto-piano, which 'will enable you to play after a few minutes’ tuition operas, dances, classics, accompaniments to solo instruments and songs—in fact, you have the whole of the world’s music at your command. Full valuation allowed on any piano taken in exchange. Wo stock three models, viz., the Broadwood-Kastnej! at 200 guineas, the Allison-Ivastner at 155. guineas, oml the Dominion Player at 100 guineas. Any of these pianos can he played by hand. A beautifully illustrated! catalogue posted to you free on request.-—Farr and Flail, AutoPiano Specialists, Gladstone Road. ’Phone 857,*