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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6063, 23 April 1881, Page 8

.... .. .MusicgL . -riroEP2J:AirN'.- & qons , o H~§ ' - ■ £} SOLE AGEOTS'TOK THE UNItIVALLED . pIANOS. TOHN TJKESrSMEAD & QONS , PATENT SOSTEXENTE PIANOS. Sydney In rnaiional Exhibition, IS7O-SO. — The Judges on llusical Instruments In ,1 "? undorso the highest awards, gained by the Brinsmead Pianos at the principal previous International Exhibitions, by awarding them the two nrst and only special prize above all competitors. a .ZT2 z> z; < ° I ■■■ ■■ s Cβ a s 4 a O jo -5 O a> " ■ * SB « •■ S ■ K > .< 1.. 9 . " I' 3 a "*! . w w 3 ,■ 8 - § I s• • s ■ ■ ° ■« ° P 3 . .W ■ TOHN -ORINSMEA-T) & gONS , PATENT SOSTENENTE PIANOS.

A fivo years' guarantee given with ovory instrument The lowest possible price, consistent with best work manship and material. Prices, testimonials from the leading professors of music throughout the world, an J ill particulars from the Sole Agents, TTOFFMANN & gO ITS', QtTBHK-STKEET. AITOKLAND. I:: : : ; n'HUE CH f\ R• GAN S. \J . . ■■ J. H O W DEN, SHOBTLAND-STKEET, 13 Iβ a position to supply Churches, Chapels, fcc.,with OKGANS, At Prices from £50 to £500, CtfAKANTEED OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE, AifD CHEAPER THAU CAN BE IMPORTED F.ROSI ENGLAND. Spedacations and Prices on application. : ArringemenU made with Churches and reliable per sons for time payments. SHOE T LAN D - S T R E E T} e vr m us i c. "FRADIAVOLO." FAKTASIA FOR THE PIANOFORTE. BY JOHN HARTWKLT.. Ashdown and Parry, London. " 'TIS BUT A LITTLE FADED FLOWER." ARRANGED FOR riANOFORTE. Ashdown and Parry, London. FROM THE " CHOIR." Mr HartwelTs arrangement of the well-knovrn and popular American Melody, ""Tis but a little Faded Flower," is evidently the work of one who knows how to sot off his theme to tho best advantage. The Melody is carried through various phases, but it is never obscured or over embellished with variations. If his other performances equal this, we shall bo happy to see future efforts of his pen, and with pleasure recommend this effective arrangement. "BE KIND TO THE LOVED ONES AT HOME." , ' ARRANGED FOR THE PIAXOFOfiTE. BT 3011S UARTWWI.L. Ashdown and Parry, London. : "CHANT DU MOULIN." SKETCH FOB PIANO. BTJOnSHUtTITZLL. Hutchings and Komer, London. FESTAL MARCH, FOR PIANOFORTE.

• Hutchings and ltomer, London. MAZURKA, FOR PIANO. BY .TOIIX HARTMTELIi. . Hutchinss and Koraor, London.} "S (U R. ■:L E L ;A C." SKETCH FOR PIA>'Q. Hutchings and Komer, London. "I.CANNOT MIND MY WHEEL." TRANSCRIBED FOB PIANOFORTE. BY JOHN lIARTWELL. Joseph Williams, London. IHE PRESS, " E 1C A' V A N ' T," galop' for pianoforte, Bγ JOHN BARTVrKIX. Blockiey, London. JIINUET FOR PIANOFORTE, BI JOU-f UARTWELL. Hutchings and Iloiner, London. PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, AND DAEMOSY.. MR. JOHN HAKTITBtL Has arrived from London. Application for lessons, etc., may bo made to Messrs. Hoffmann & Sons, Queen-street, srhero copies of his compositions may be had. r*i REAT CLEARANCE Q ALE PIANOS, HARMONIUMS, & ORGANS, AT HOFFMANN AND SONS, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. To inaico room for Large Shipments of the unrivalled BRINSMEAD T>TANOS! RINSMEAD A lANOS! W. nOFFMANN & SONS having been appointed the Solo Wholesale and Ketall Agents for the renowned firm of JOHN BHINSMEAD AND SONS, are now Belling off their immense stock of Pianos, Harmoniums, and Organs, at leas than cost, to make room for a large .shipment of tho CELEBRATED BRINSMEAD PIANOS which are comin forward, and are now on sale, to arrive, designed and constructed expressly for Now Zoaland. Prices, photos, and all particulars from HOFFMAN ANT) SONS, Queen-street, Auckland. Sole Agents for John Brinsmoad and Sons' Patent Sostenento Pianos. LANDING, EX 'OXFORD, , 10 cases Muntz Metal, Iβ and 18 oz. 13 kegs Compo. Sails, lln. and l}la. TO ARRIVE, PEE ' LOCH DEE,' 150 kegs 21in. Wire Nails (countersunk heads). SHIPMEXTS TO FOLLOW OF_ Do Roubaix Candles Albert's Sardines, J's and'J'3 Anglo-Swisa Milk (Swiss Brand) &C, &C, &C. The above goods will be sold at the lowest possible rates. Indents executed for all classes of coodi on the most favourable terms, W. R. WALKER.