Page 11 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14375, 21 May 1910, Page 11

1 ==== =====—- .... . , '■ .■;: - ' -.r- -. - .- :■ ■: , '.. ■■' .-'? Phonographs. , . ~\ ' ■ " '■~-..' '"•'■ ' ■- :: --'-'. : '"""■'■'.'',' ;^ '-'* : .v : ''-v ■':- ; v:.;'- : ; .,'. j-f.'-f&ji unless your Hi Sinn Phonograph' . \ is equipped to play • l lAmberol M T% 1 i ■ 1 I i you are missing a lot of good things. Your present Phonograph will | > M give you three times as much pleasure as it does now, if you will £ ' I ""arrange for the Amberol Attachmentthree times as much, because j m an Amberol Record is twice as long . and more than twice as good as | I a Standard Edison Record. | i All Edison Phonographs made since the invention of Amberol j 1 Records are equipped to play both the Standard Two-minute and the I 1 Amberol Four-minute Records. I § All Edison Phonographs made before this time play only Standard I H Records, unless they have been equipped with the Amberol Attach- | ment, 't I This Attachment can be put on any Edison Phonograph by your | 1 dealer or by yourself, making available an already large list of Four- f I minute Amberol Selections. ..'.'•. | H For a small sum, according to the style of your machine, you 1 H practically get an entirely new Phonograph out of your old one—one fj ' |j that is able to play the world's best music, reproduced on the longest H |j Records ever made, and the most perfect playing Records. §1 1 While the Standard list has the best selections that can be given H H in two minutes, there are many pieces of music that cannot be repro- if | duced in this time at all, and are only available for the longer Amberol |i I Records. -, ■ '''I I Call on your nearest Edison dealer to-day, and he will gladly play I I over some of the Amberol Records for you. . | I NATIONAL PHONOGRAPH CO. OF AUSTRALIA LTD. I 1 KENT STREET. SYDNEY. Q PHONOGR.A PHB. WIPE EXPERIENCE. PROMPT DESPATCH. • EEPAIBS DONE. ; ALL THE LATEST EDISON MACHINES AND ■ AMBEROL ATTACHMENTS IN STOCK. .'• The Right Address! <" ' MAX T ABAERE. POKEKOHE. _...,_ . _ _ -L* "• Furnishing Goode. ■-■ ■■ _'' FURNITURE FOR HIGH-CLASS X ' Solid Oak Dining Room and Bed Room Furniture ', EN SUITE. Unsurpassed in the Dominion. Prices the Lowest. Inspection Invited* GABRIEL LEWIS & CO., The Real Value House Furnishers. One Address: QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. j T ER WANTS. II "~A BEDSIDE RUG- I One of these rugs, woven expressly for bedside § use, will add greatly to your comfort during | the winter months—only two qualities in this | special size. , -B . || WINTER WANTS. | I "~A BEDSIDE RUG, j One of these rugs, woven expressly for bedside 1 use, will add greatly to your comfort during 1 the winter months—only two qualities in this g special size. H PRICES: I ss. lid. and ' I2s. lid. ] I J. BROWN & SONS. [ Furnishing Warehouse, I jg KARANGAHAPE ROAD, S 1 Jam. : -' - ■ ' -.■■■ ■-'■■■ ■■■■■.-■■■■■■"■■- '-■■•■'■■' ■ a || i V ;;-':> Ue> ' . ."" v ❖ DELICIOUS! <♦ | APPETISING! | | WHOLESOME! $ ! "K" JAM "K" ! 1* f V Foi» goodness sake, try it. ♦> ♦> ■/ ■-.:• ALL GROCERS. * * * ❖ ❖ ❖ • ■■:■;.■' •.-...; •".,:.-■•; /.-.■■ »> :..-.;. ♦> .•'..■ Made by ■{i.: :^-: i '.♦!« I S. KIRKPATRICK AND CO., «- IM,TED v j* * ■NELSON.— ' WHERE THE BEST FRUIT GROWS." t?» ——— ii p, " ~~ Ale, Stout, etc. * ill SOLE AGENTS AND BOTTLERS FOR THE AUCKLAND DISTRICI HIPKINS & COUTTS, Wine and Spirit Merchants, CUSTOM STREET EAST. ' . ..'■' ■•" •' ~"'■',■ : ■ ■y'-Xi ' '■,'■"'<■ '.■.''■-■-■ ■'■■.;}: ■;'-'■• '■ , : V.\:; : '^'' y A':V4tfScS —-^ —————i—a i-~— ~—* ~ ■ ■ Coal. ' ~ : . - '■• m Bast coaMs * "CoaHrookdale,"?*?* Cheapest uUdfUl UUIVUIIICy THE WEBTPORT COAL COMPANY, LTD. Office: ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS Retailed *f **» ltd. •