PIANOS WITHOUT TROUBLE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 22 June 1912, Page 9

PIANOS WITHOUT TROUBLE.

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Do* you want to get a fine pjj.ano of superb, brilliancy and tone, without troT ible ? Our annual balance affords you an exceptional opportunity. During this pej ;iod we will liberalise still more our us ual liberal terms of extended payment, and place you in a position of peci aliar advantage. That is because our Pianos are our best advertisements, and 1 ye want to have one in every home in the land.

They are so good that they make home homelier. They are not made • merely to look well, but to play well— jto live with, to occupy a permanent j place amdng the cherished possessions • of the home. We have big recent shipments of pianos and organs open for sej lection, and all will be offered during ! the current month on the special terms i now referred to. The Dresden Piano I Company, Ltd., Wellington. North Is--1 land Manager: Mr J. Brookes. Local ' representative, A. M. Conroy. 2