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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 14 April 1945, Page 3

More Books Worth Reading "Fair Stood the Wind for France, ** by H. E Pates ( 'Flying Officer X”) a Book Society choice. “Gunner Inglorious," by Jim Henderson—the war book N.Z. has been waiting for 10'6 “Earth and High Heaven' by G. Graham. 12/6 “Medal for the General.” (“The General is as English as Mr Chips.’’), by J. Ronald, 12/-. “Case of (he Buried Clock" —a new Perry Mason detective story, 9/6. New supplies of One Small Candle’ by Cecil Roberts, 10/6. Add 4d each if required posted. ALF. ROBINSON'S, BOOKSELLERS HARDY-ST

LEADING MUSIC FIRM’S EFFORTS TO ASSIST CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT Realising that many cnildren are Doing deprived of the chance of a musical education because there has been a total restriction on the importation or pianos and other musical instruments, due to wdr. the firm of Charles Begg and Co. Ltd. are making a Dominionwide drive, through their ten branenes. for idle pianos. To be successful Begg’s must have the assistance of the public. In many homes there are pianos that are seldom, if ever, used, virtually lying idle, while many children are denied pianoforte tuition and deprived of the opportunity to gain that satisfaction of self-expression through music. If you have an idle piano, sell it to Begg’s. Begg’s will pay you spot cash, and expertly recondition it for someone who really needs a piano. Owners of pianos that are no longer used are therefore urged to make theirs available through Begg’c service for the purposes of musical education. Begg’s pay best cash prices based on to-day’s values, and will be glad to receive offers at owners’ fixed price, or to give, their own valuation on any piano.*

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