John Jones was a man who didn t b* lieve in bavins a pig in a poke. , s( \ -| v ho was purchasing: a piano for his fan l . lie did lift the lid and strike a notes to make sure the "works wc there all right. . But Mr Jones wasn't a piano expert. Though he looked inside, it didn t him much good. That piano had two J■foots which onlv a piano expert co detect. First, there was borer not visi to casual inspection. Secondly, the P[ aI was so badly strained that accurate tu ing was impossible. For their own P> . teetion -people should buy only »■ recognised piano dealers. Charles^> u & Co., Ltd., arc a national institution with 83 years' experience in 1 ? uV1, selling, constructing and repairing .j strnments. Begg's used - thoroughly examined and reconditio _ and are offered at reasonable P' ' Begg's pay best cash prices for pw - of all makes and keenly urge owner idle pianos to make them an otter to ask for Begg's valuation. —Aa v ' t *
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25085, 26 December 1944, Page 6
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