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NZ Truth, Issue 850, 4 March 1922, Page 8

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CLARK, TOKO, 24th A?RIL, 1921, writ«:— 4 ;i often wished I could play the Piano, and now I have every confidence I will under the ' Sullivan System.* I had ho idea music could be' made so easy — it is i simplicity itself," 1 No. 4472. -MRS. M. MacDONALD, NORTH SPIT, 1 3th DECEM- I ' BER, 1921, sayss— " I hardly thought it possible to learn to play the Piano m 8 | , Lessons, but after mastering Lessons 1, 2, 3, the rest was like child's play. It i» g a pleasant, quick, easy method of learning." , | Ne, &8. MR. R. C. HAMILTON. GORE, 7th JANUARY, tutei i— I M Whefi I forwarded .you my firil payment I felt a little doubtful about playintf the Plane In 8 Lessons ; but sincel have learned the first Lessens, I feel confident g that I shall be able to play any kind of music. 1 ' ! 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