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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1675, 6 April 1904, Page 6 (Supplement)

J. W. COPITHORNE, "TMPORTER of Musical Instruments, Fittings-, and Musical Merchandise. Maker -*• and Expert Repairer of Brass, Wood-wind, and Stringed Instruments. Engraver, Electroplater, and Gilder. “THE GOLDEN" HORN/’ 19b, INGESTED STREET, WELLINGTON. Pianos, Organs, and Piano-Players-—“THE PARAGON.’’ Large and Complete Stocks of every description of Musical Instruments and Fittings. Write for Illustrated Price List. Post Free.

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