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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 18 October 1924, Page 16

r i ¥X n M SL % H—THE DUO-ART PIANOLA is A BOON TO THE HOSTESS ! And the delightful part of it is that even when played as an Ordinary Piano it is a Beautiful Instrument. Then when I want to I can play any roll on it—besides this I can use rolls which reproduce exactly as the greatest Masters played them, and they are such a help to me in my practice. ’ ’ Both hostess and guest agree that the afternoon call is sometimes a dull affair a convention that savours just a * little of “duty.” THE PIANOLA PIANO robs afternoon calls of their formality “breaks the ice” in the most discreet way. Music is a common bond between all cultured people and an ever fruitful subject of coversation. YOU PIANO TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT DIXON’S Leading Music House. Hawera.

FT,AVOUT? WTTTT '‘CATHEDUAL. ’' Tii culinary essences von need cor reel flavour and full strength. Oalhe drill Hr aml Essences nre highlv coneee trated. mire mid economical. Four tren fruity var'eties. including essence of 1 einrm. vanilla, peppermint. gouge’black currant. Also Pennine mol r-nrt'ine.'il colourings. Just a (Iron makes the difference; all stores. — n MU HAT?OLD WHITTLE. At the Wellington competitions. IVD Whittle acted as official accompanist. Durin.tr three weeks he played no less than 1151 accompaniments. Ilis hand. l were never tired or sore as he rubbed in Q-tol several times daily. He had no cause to use sticking plaster, as on former occasions. —2