"A REMARKABLE RECORD”
THE POLICY AND PROGRESS OF THE BRISOK>L PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. “The Bristol," since its foundation—in 1883 —is a forcible example of how much the Public appreciate integrity and Energy when applied to commercial dealings, and is to-day justly' famous throughout New Zealand. The presence of its-PIANOS and ORGANS in the cottages of Artisans, the Homesteads of Farmers, and the Residences of Commercial and l4*ofessional Men, as well as in Churches, Schools, Assembly Rooms, is striking evidence of the well-merited confidence earned from every section of the community. “The Bristol" policy is to treat Clients with all possible generosity and to spore no pains in endeavouring to give satisfaction, and its watohworas have ever been “Sterling Value/' “Reasonable Prices," “Fidelity to Description." “The Bristol" has always allied iteelf only to Makers of Long-established Excellence and Historic Repute, and it is to a steady maintenance of this policy that THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY owes its leading position to-day.—Advt.
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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11649, 13 October 1923, Page 3
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159"A REMARKABLE RECORD” New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11649, 13 October 1923, Page 3
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