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NZ Truth, Issue 1018, 30 May 1925, Page 2

"Popular Science Monthly" saj's that George Tyler of the U.S. Department of Agriculture has made a wire so fine it cannot ;be /seen by the naked eye. With all respect to the publication m question, and to Mr. Tyler, politicians have been pulling that kind of wire for years. ' . ,

KREISLER THE MUSICAL SOUL OF THE WORLD. We live m a world of shrinking distances. But a few years ago it would have seemed incredible that a ' SUPREME ARTIST/- such as KREISLER could be heard m NeAV Zealand, but a highly discriminating preference for the best the world can 'show has induced the visit of this PREEMINENT genius of the violin. i KREISLER Will give Recitals m the four centres. viz: , - AUCKLAND— June 2nd, 4th, and 6th. WELLINGTON— June 9th and 11th. CHRISTCHURCH— June 13th. DUNED.IN— June 16th. Preferential Box Plans now open m each' ■.centre.'.', Watch local newspapers for full particulars. Direction: - E. J. CARROLL .Management: - Fred McCrea New Zealand Representative: . Leo. Dv Chateau.