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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 11, 14 January 1915, Page 2

Although The Dresden Piano Co.'s name has < become a household word throughout the Dominion it has been decided to relinquish this familiar title, and to adopt in its place that of I The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd. When the business started over 32 years ago, the name "The Dresden," being honourably associated with all that was best in Music and Art, was chosen as a good trading title, but despite . its well-earned popularity, there can be no doubt it is no longer acceptable for an ALL BRITISH COMPANY. - The Shareholders and Directors are without . exception British born and bred, and are all resident under the British flag: there is not, nor has there ever been, one single shilling of anything but British capital used or invested in the business: and as Bristol is the birthplace 'of the founder and present 'Chairman of Directors of the Company, the public will appreciate the change of title to that of .'.'■■' •...■■■■' ■.. •'■ . _■■~• . * ■ f§ y '■■■■■ ''."■'. ..,■'.. ' 01 ,;.' - — ~~- ~~ ~~; ; : m ~..' What does your tea-package contain?' Be sure of what you're buying-a fancy package is no guarantee of the • excellence of the contents. Particularly so with Tea, for there are hun- < dreds of brands " which consist simply of inferior tea put up in fancy ) packages. Den tbe misled into buying any of these. Sometimes they are pushed because they give the grocer more profit. Get a brand of )j, proved merit. Nelson, Moate's Teas have held the leading position 'in the ! Dominion for 35 years. Their quality, purity and value have placed |5 - Itbem there and will maintain them. Being the largest buyers of ? Ceylon and India* Teas in New Zealand we get many advantages, while our long experience in blending and selection enables us to produce « T>as that stand alone in quality, purity and economy «f use. The wand Nelson, Moate" is your safeguard against inferiority. It stands tor unparalleled value. To get Nelson, Moate Teas is U i get satisfaction; not «nc* but always. ;; m £&»'"' • ■. . /■' '~.■•'"^- ■. .' _-..-' ' ■ m '. " , ___ )m _„.-_ : : 1 ufJblH j BHtIiMBJgB jjt4j^,^i^^ J^f^^ Fully Guaranteed' i Never before has it been possible to obtain the finest Separator oil I^^^^^^^S the market at a" price which really, puts it within range of every jF*s^!rA~&~l l£V^'o^^^^" *W farmer: The new 15-gallon Diabolo Separator No. o, sold at £\l\l--I'^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Si °ffers every advantage which is found in the highest-priced machines, —Made of the best material constructed with j absolute accuracy, the Diabolo will outlast many other Separators at a higher price. - \ • ■ ■' ' ' ■\ (2) Clean SKimming— -The ingenious patented self-balancing bowl and regulator ensures •| clean skimming. ■ . . ■t. - * I (3) Simplicity and" J Efficiency— The Diabolo has won the highest awards for "% excellence, including the medal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. Made in one U of the largest factories in Sweden—the home of the Separator—the enormous .sale of the Diabolo P enables the manufacturers to produce a Separator worth several pounds more than the price charged $| v ■ i_ "SEV£N.Y£AR.OLD "TURNS IT" ¥ etS" Ca-?K?iif| Ve % ? ead what Mr. Williams says about it:—"l have pleasure -I £' *~n- si , -+t!J m statlng tne Diabolo machine I purchased from you some i-J OiaßOlO Wltn- months ago gives every satisfaction. It skims clean, and is I OU £ Oiblsgß JOn. very easy to put together, and my two little boys, aged seven >i ■ Write to US about it. and ten years old, always turn it for me." ■•'l " "C. Wit.liams, The Poplars, Halcombe." :i l^.'/i. Agents— ■„, --: -— -- fj LOCII. AGE2STTS- CLOUSTON AND <j(>. , ■,T •, ■ 1 I ~ .■;•■ ■ ■ .^. ■■.■^:~:jr£'%gzn%gJ^Zg^ ■"~:f^rPmrbl7ii=an7lt^e or color- "tiZfi^~\r»rti:\;' -■ . "Job Print^e-anv style or ool"S^-