THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 16 September 1909, Page 2

THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY.

The progress of thc Dresden Piano Company, since its inception thirty years ago, is a record of sterling endeavour, crowned with complete sue-, cess No -pj'cei? 0 estimate of the

number of rpinhos aud organ? sgm during thatperiod is for the moment available; tout were we to look in the" homo' of artisans, of farmers, of commercial or .prof essional men, we Should find- indisputable proof of unfailing energy, -which is so characteristic 9f the company. That indisputable, proof, •is th« astonsihing number, of instruments which havo been sold by the company, and which to-day may He seen -n cliurches, schools, and homes scattered far and wide throughout tho the Dominion;- striking proof, if proof were needed, 'and'reniarkablQ testimony to the policy of the company, wbich fixes, one price for all, and sterling valuo uppermost, promoting Bii<scessful selling and giving promise .of future success. To-day thc positifln. fjf tl>2 company is stronger than ever; but iii- its strengt)) it is not unmindful %at much is due tp that band of staunch friends throughout the Dominion who have lipen ever ready tp recommend it for instruments dependable in construction, honest in valuo, and by the very bost makers. There have been tocont examples of this cordiality in Nelson, wjiieh, nQpfllp.ss to say, is warmly appreciated by ibfi ?j; a nago : ment. It is not surprising, ( there-, foro, ijiat t)IP (ia*tipniiy sH'l maintains its [reputation for generous; t-.-^-'it-ment of ellonts, unfailing pnprgy and loyalty to manuf'Kiti'j'cj's (renowned in piuaoforte history, nnd p*povp<l ii lis'xice'llence), making its n'anw si household word throughout tho Dominion, giving' it front place amongst pianoforte 'importers, and -maintalna- hcpJtJiy PPlsp for future ctodjea- j viour — surely i;ejiiaj;kal)]g £ecor<j. which any firm might' bo proud of. Tho local agency is under the control of Mr Berryman, Bridge-street. A visit to the show-rooms shoud be taken advantage of by those in search of a high-grade piano or organ, A large shipment or instriiiiienji h nt>\)_ being opened' up from tlie' world's best makers. The Dresden is the home of the Steinway, Erard, RichLipp, an4 3(jlina K P«h and SchupEvilni<Bohm, Robert ' ' Sit pi'ssne? Kirchner, Broadwood, Collard and Oollai-d, Walter Collinson, and numerous other world-renowned makers. Tli : public are cordially invited to inspect.*