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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17327, 26 November 1919, Page 10

) Country residents desirous of buying pianos are often at a disadvantage. Good , pianos cost a lot of money as a rule nowadays, even in town." But in tha country they cost more, and the choice is far smaller. Now the best plan for any I country dweller who wants to buv a piano is to pay a visit to town, and call in at Richardson's, 110 Queen Street (opposite Milne and Choyce). The savins effected by procuring the piano at Richardson's will much moTe than cay for the trip to town, even if the buyer stops in Auckland for a week or more. How Richardson's i can afford to sell the beautiful pianos ui : view in their showrooms at the very mode- ■ rate prices they are content to accept is their business, and frequently astonishes their customers. How is it done ?--<Advt.) Henry Hughes. Ltd., of Exchange Lane, Queen Street, Auckland, and Wellington, I reports the tiling of the following applications for patents in New Zealand.— McGuire, Auckland, milking-machine; C. H. Lough Palmerston North, travelling conveyor; A. Kirk. Gisborne. casement stays -, E. Flyan, Otorohanga', catch for brooch pins; S. Banks, Auckland, biotting-rollers ; R. A. Dexter, Auckland, motor-boats; T. H. Gear, Martinborough, concrete fencing posts; R. D. Coghill, Dunedin, gas mantles; J. W. Richardson, Mai-aura Lsland, cow. bail door: A. G. B. Campien, Auckland, pads for boots: H. G. Jones, Auckland, toy: P. Loveridge. Nelson, spring wheel. Send for free pamphlet, " Advice to Inventors." The annual meeting of the Australasian Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society, Ltd., will beheld, in Melboupme arj Friday, December 19.