We buy right, so we sell right We pride ourselves that we can give Auckland's best values. If you cannot call into any of our three Auckland shops or our Hamilton shop, send for our catalogue. Orders Post > Jas. Pascoe's " Regular" Watch is genuine vaiue. It is fitted with a roliabla jewelled movement and is strongly and accurately mads throughout)—2o/-. 1 ssanBHSHS HI i 35—Jas. Pascoe's " Star" Watch. It is a regular goer, as hudreds can testify. It is made with infinite caro and hiis keyless movement and open face. It comes from one of ths be3t French watch factories; made specially for ua—lo/-. tS-jWe have aiways specialised in our £5 Watch, and this one is better than ever; has a high-grade jewelled lever movement, fancy dial, and a neat expanding Bracelet, Sfct. Gold. A larffe assortment in 6tock—£s. 2—Maid's Solid Bifver <Jewalied Wristlet Watch, accurate timekeeper, with suede strap—22/6. Fjjney Nicke] Case—--iZ llpt® l I 3 High-grade 15JeweiFsd Lever Watch, thoroughly tested, and guaranteed for 12 months; with silk or suede strap—3s/-. 7 Jewels—3o/-, fpiZ-iv-O/ 1 ! J* G^d h Vat?h £ la^ nt 1 e applies to this HttJo f i tiie 'arsor ones; 10-jewelled lever movement and a neat Gold Expander—£7. ,With ribbon, assorted ehapea—oo/- and £5/5/-. zmosi Jeweller. Head Office: X ARAN G AHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. Branches "at 80 and 292, Queen Street, and at Hamilton. 45—Lady's 15-Jeweiied Gold Watch, with a dull Gold dial; can be worn with slip-on Gold Expander, black Moire or jazz ribbon—With Expander, £7. With ribbon £5/5/-.
/if ND now you can. You need no musical / \ training. Yet, you can play with ,all the I | expression, with all the skill of a practised i J. pianist. You can enjoy the thrill of putting yourself into the music you play--—Your own i touch, your own personality. It seems incredible. Yet, thirty minutes with the Gulbransen Registering Piano will convince you—and amaze you. The Gulbransen plays by roll—but you control its playing. You can hush it to a whisper, or release its clear, sweet tones in brilliant volume. You can play fast or slow, accent melody and harmony notes, accompany voices or other instruments. It is simple and easy. • | You can, in a word, do anything that you could do if you played by hand. This is true of the Gulbransen alone—the only piano of its kind in the world. Only the Gulbransen has the special patented construction —the Registering feature—which registers exactly your individual touch. Ordinary roll-played pianos lack this feature. The Gulbransen, having it, is responsive, personal, human. It gives you all the enjoyment of hand playing. Its music cannot be told from hand playing. That is'why the Gulbransen is the largest selling piano in the world to-day Thousands of pianists, recognising its superb quality, own it and play it both by hand and by roll. As a straight piano, for hand playing, the Gulbransen is an instrument of the highest rank. As a Registering Piano, the Gulbransen plays all music rolls. llifiaillili ■wim imm mI u■- I- r- j -- - Illfill ...... at lliSliililffiMl ilii In ten minutes you can learn to play the Gulbransen Registering Piano. It is so simple to manipulate that a child can play it. There are no unnecessary expression devices—nothing to oonfuse. Another advantage of the Gulbransen Registering Piano over PlayerPianos is its Easy-Playing " facilities. No strenuous pumping is necessary—you can play a Gulbransen for hours and not feel the least fatigued. Everything is simplicity itself-—the loud and soft levers are as easily controlled as the loud and soft pedals of the ordinary piano. Hear and see the Player Pianos first —then hear and see the Gulbransen, the instrument that enables the veriest amateur to play like an artist. You will then be convinced of its superiority -—will then agree that this wonderful instrument stands alone, peer of both Player-Pianos and ordinary pianosthe only Registering Piano in the world. Prices range from £165 and models are to be had in Oak, Walnut and Mahogany. Every Gulbransen is guaranteed for 10 years, and a convenient system of easy payments makes the acquisition of a Gulbransen Registering Piano a possibility in every home. Call and ask for a demonstration'— entirely without obligation on your part. Ten minutes with the Gulbransen will reveal to you a new world of musical enjoyment. W. J. CadtisH, Auckland Manager. Li Hoffmann, Manager, New Plymoutl Branch. S. Blanshard, Whangarei Agent. J.. H. Gittoa, Hamilton Agent. J. Puryer, Pukekoke Agent. To The E. & F. Piano Agency, Ltd., 191, Queen Street, Auckland. • '!'■■■.- ;• ; / • . • f:' /•; Please send me particulars of the Gulbransen Registering Piano and details of easy terms. Address
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19502, 4 December 1926, Page 19
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