Page 5 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17038, 23 June 1917, Page 5

j He didn't know I the difference between a ! f 'PIANOLA PIANO' and r an ordinary player-piano. | OERHAPS he did not read the advertisements, I or it may have been that his memory was | J. _ defective, but the fact remains that he had | no idea that all piano-playing instruments are not I "Pianolas." a This was a pity, because when the salesman showed him an instrument that looked like a "Pianola," and which appeared to have much the same functions as • |j a ,^'^ ano^a, „ n °t bother to look for the name - Pianola —on the instrument, and he went on his way satisfied. IBut when the instrument came home he looked for | the Metrostyle, that infallible guide to tempo, and | it was not there. He looked for the Themodisf, I that device which gives the human quality of touch, S and it was not there. Then he' realised that he had . 1 not got what he set out to buy, and it cost him both fl money and trouble before he could replace his | ? | purchase by a genuine "Pianola" Piano. | ® e . w ' ant * remember that the word. J *?! ar ! ola " a PP«e s to. only one instrument— »* | adjudged by all authorities to be the best. i ' ' * i J 11 ® S. enuine Pianola can be obtained only in the - |. following world-famous Pianos: The Steinway,. | Steck, Stroud, Aeolian, and the English-made | Weber. I It is not necessary to pay cash to secure a Pianola, | ! | our easy terms of payment consisting of a moderate 1 J ijj deposit, and monthly instalments bring the Pianola 3 I within reach of all buyers. 1 - | If unable to call, write fpr new 1' | Pianola Catalog. We will gladly jj mail a copy of postage. ° DIRECT ' O LL VV ]ljj REPRESENTATIVE I 8 Bakers' Buildings . , I j 189 Featherston St., Wellington, N.Z.

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