Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20708, 4 May 1929, Page 7

SUCCESS after SUCCESS ! The success of "The BARNARD RECORDING PIANO" has been phenomenal! r iACOBF AN Model with! panels closedl, P ROM bur many Branches have come glowing reports of the amazing popularity and growing demand for this beautiful new instrument. ... The Jacobean Model of t ( RECORDING PIANO'’ has commanded the admiration of all who have and heard it. Sold at a moderate cost, and the easiest of easy terms arranged. Call or Write for Particulars. Sole Agents: The BRISTOL PRINCES ST., DUNEDIN. BRANCHES EVERYWHERE. m] Valuable Prizes J For Pacific Starr-Bowkett 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d No. 7 GROUP, SUBSCRIPTION ONLY 6d 'PER SHARE. Subscription Only 6d per Share per Week. Repayment 2/6 per Week for each £IOO. ALL BALLOTS OF £IOOO EACH. Join No. 7 Group immediately and participate in First Ballot of £looo— Call or Write. Secretary : W. B, TAVERNER, A.P.A.(N.Z.) Offices i 86 King Edward Street Model A Fords in just over 15 months! y'HE million mark was reached in Ford Model-A engine production on Febru j 4th, when engine No. 1,000,000 was produced. It required seven years and two months to produce the first million Model T engines, while a million Model A motors were made in slightly more than 15 months. “Ford is the Best Proposition ” ■ •. ... i THOROUGHLY BRITISH THOROUGHLY BRITISH AUTHORISED FORD DEALERS: Dunedin: Ford Motors (Dunedin), Ltd. Alexandra: Alexandra Motor Cs Balclutha; John H. Stevenson, Ltd. Cromwell: J. Anderson. Gon Fords (Gore), Ltd. Invercargill: G. W. Woods & Ce. Lawrence D. W. M’lntosh. Milton: Milton Motor and Cycle Co. Ltd Oamaru: Maud'i Bros., Ltd. Palmerston South: J. F. Warres Ranfurly: Alex. Smith & Co. Waimate; Callander’s, Ltd.

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