Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16561, 9 June 1917, Page 5 (Supplement)

; ■ a 'Good gracious! How the time has floW you exclaim after spending an evening at the Pianola Piano. It is the sheer fascination of playing any music you like in your own way that makes you heedless of the flight of time. Carelessly you start to play a favourite melody, but before you realise it the music has you in its thrall—lured by nevr delights at every turn you play music-roll after music-roll, and the evening is I gone before you know it the music has you in its thrall—lured by ne-.y delights at every turn you play music-roll after music-roll, and the evening is gone before you know it. The 'Pianola' Piano makes you forget the clock. The fascination of playing the Pianola Piano is due to the exclusive devices which permit you to actually enter into .the spirit of the music, and to reproduce it in your own way. It is no question of merely regulating a mechanical instrument— play with all the expression and sympathy you are capable of. This is the difference between a genuine Pianola Piano and the ordinary | player-piano. The genuine Pianola can be obtained only in the following world-famous Pianos: The Steinway, Steck, Stroud, Aeolian, and the English-mad* Weber. It is not necessary to pay casn to secure a ttanola, our easy terms of payment consisting of a moderate deposit, and monthly instalments bring the Pianola within reach of all buyers. ,If unable to call, write for new 'Pianola Catalog. We will gladl} mail a copy free of postage. 111 BbIIBIi '11' II iHIHEfiflHa H —jj IP H sVHI IsSumn AGENTS: British & Continental Piano Coy. , The Strand, Auckland j , mm " mi.——■»»■— ■—■w"w^f— ——■■ ■ .1 SI \ I • • ' • i