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Hastings Standard, Volume XI, Issue 5680, 9 December 1907, Page 2

Ever since 'he (world began, man has been contriving instruments tor the reproduction of sound. Nature's sweetest music—the sighing of wind through reeds: the laughter of a brook ; or the lapping of waves — these have caused men to stop and ponder. We see the results in such instruments as the violin, the hirp, the flute. But most effective of all, pel haps, is the Piano. Imprisoned within its four walls hid.- the magic works which breath forth the harmonies of the world. Almost anything can be achieved on the Piano: it is a triumph of the musical world ! Just to run one's fingers along the keys of an instrument such as the Broadwood, The Ronisch, or The Lipp, is a supreme delight. The Dresrlen Piano Company, Wellington, who are the Agents for thes?, and indeed, every instrument of hifth repute, \dil gladly tell you about their easy time-pay-ment system, which makes it easy I" 1 r everyone to possess this king u. nstruments —the Piano. A file of this paper may be seen at the offices of Messrs E. and J. Hardy and Co., 30 Fleet street, London. THE PRIZE ADVEHTIiEMKXT. I'm cured, I'm happy to relate, And it's just because I'm quite up-to-date. Go you, too, to your chemist and procure One small bottle of Universal Cold Cure. ONE GcINEA b:ut licen post.fi to— Miss F.8.P.. Kensington street Wellington. Each » fv.'iwa Is awarded for the Bust o-if;-rial Gon'imlrum, Apt Essay, or Huniuro :s Wi ■' op the merits of THr. UXJVFUSAL I IJI.U CUKE. J,>n:riba-j-.ns must not exceed 6fty wort.- ; tK ucc-mi -ii bv C) poll aivl hp id'lre-- .e<J : I n. > ..sal Cold Cure The La'r--*. 't.'-i Be t I ' Box 716. Wellingo.i." Siores : -t~—is hd and 2s fid A I thi- ►' i ; Chemists will sing th; ra'6.;- ■' V-8 Pepto-ohlor, (be &bso Oim. A.ak codji fa-