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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 232, 17 September 1935, Page 8

All over the world the baby grand piano—or “household” grand, as it is appropriately termed, has recently enjoyed and sustained a popularity which is easily understood. So compact that they’ fit easily into the average drawing room, these superb instruments have all the qualities of the largest concert grand pianos, including the greatest improvement in piano construction for many years—double overstringing, which makes their t< ■ ■ '.singly mellow and refined. ' : Jiermore, the household grand is manufactured at a price which brings it within the reach of the average homeowner. Sutcliffe’s Ltd., who are at present displaying a household grand in their show window, issue a cordial invitation to all interested to call in and play for themselves models bv Broadwood, Challen, D’Almaine and Omega.