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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 62, 14 March 1911, Page 4

A GENEROUS OFFER. I have decided to keep one phonograph and a number of records just to loan out to anyone living in the country, who will be responsible for the safe return of it inside of' a week after receiving it. Applications will be recorded in the order in which they are received, and I will give you the date when you can have the machine. There will be no charge and no obligation to buy. Just take the machine to your home, play it for a week, and return it to me. That settles the bill. I want all the country people to hear the Edison at my expense. You have only to pay the freight each way, and if, after hearing the machine, you wish to purchase one, I will sell you a newone and new records and give terms to suit you. Write and register your names, and I will let you know when, your turn comes to have the free use of this outfit.—HOLCROFT'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, BLENHEIM •

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