T. G. LIDDINGTON.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 July 1924, Page 5

T. G. LIDDINGTON.

“I,A, GRAMOPHONES

Situated in the main hall the “La Gloria” exhibit at once commands the attention of the visitor by the .large range of models displayed, and New Zealanders mnv well feel proud that these beautiful instruments arc the products of their own country. The range extends from the' “Baby” nr “Tni” model to the large and luxurious “Grand.” and it is worthy of note that such well known musicians as Al. Yerbrugghon. Cyril Towsley and Bert Plumber are numbered amongst the many thousands.who recognise the excellent tone qualities of che.se .instruments. The outstanding feature of the “T.a Gloria ’ is the construction of tlm unique amplifier, which is the result of many years of research hy the inventor. 'Mr. AY. Neweombe \yho has verrist-ered the patent, rights throughout the world, and it. has undoubtedly reached ihe summit of perfect reproduction, both of orchestral and voeni items. “La Gloria” cabinets are the work of master craftsmen, are made from well seasoned oak. and ar.nrt from their brilliant: musical oualities they become an - artistic addition to anv household. Mr. T.iddingion hn<- secured the services of a “La ’Gloria” ' expert from the headquarters in Auckland

who will be in daily Attendance at the show and will her pleiseeP'to answer all enquiries and give Hull .particnl ars of the very easy terms on which these instruments may be procured.