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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 12 March 1912, Page 6

The Turakina, which arrived at Wellington London on Sunday, brought 19 first 38 second saloon and 294 steerage passengers. There were 59 assisted immigrants, comprising 39 adults and 20 children. The vessel brought 11- domestic servants. Eight came- out under engagement. The immigrants include a numiber of farmers, engineer .mechanics and carpenters, who paid thtir own fares. The new arrivals bore a healthy appearance, and Avert- apparently a valuable to the Industrial community.—"N.Z. Times," THE RIGHT PIANO. We can furnish you, on terms to suit yourself, with a piano from any one of many famous factories; but the piano you need for the home is the one that , on investigation, you feel you want and like most. We are not partisans of any piano. We help you to investigate, und vou &F«s welcome all the advice and assistance our knowledge and experience can supply. We can explain to you the points and qualities of such superb, world-famous pianos as the Broad wood, the Lipp, the Etouigrf), and the Steinway. i U> are prepared to demonstrate tlie : qualities t,( every piano in our_ great stock. We can't be satisfied till you • are. Our system of deferred payments I makes it easily possible for the smallest i iiouseiif.ljjfjf to get' a piano without in- ! convenience i>c Tllf? Ppegden | Piano Company, Ltd.. Wellington, .island : sf. J. lironkes. If vou ipftep e %t- e 4 you tan get full particulars from your locfil representative, Mr H. B. iimny*