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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25672, 21 October 1944, Page 9

PIANOS WANTED RESPONSIBILITY OF OWNERS. It is strange to think that after five years of war there should still be pianos standing idle in many homes while buyers wait, but such is unfortunately the case You may be holding a useful piano in your home at this minute Please sell it now to Begg’s and help to meet the very real shortage of pianos Lor students and others. v Begg’s have shops in the four main .cities and in six leading towns. Ring, write or telephone to Begg’s if you are vvillirtg to part with your piano. Begg’s want pianos of all makgs for reconditioning and resale, and they offer to-day’s best cash prices. Remember, while you hesitate, precious time is passing that might be bringing musical education to some eager child. Sell your piano to Begg's for cash now and get full value for your instrument. Begg’s piano service ensures lasting satisfaction for buyers as well as sellers, and persons without special knowledge are well advised to buy from Begg’s. A piano purchased privately, without the benefit of expert opinion, may have unsuspected defects very costly and difficult to get repaired in these days of reduced staffs and shortage of materials. Sell now to Begg’s and help to maintain a service that ensures sound value and full protection to all. —8

You never see Dunedin's vast Classified buyers, but they are just as real as the crowd waiting for the cable car. They are the many hundreds of people whose marketing function is to read the Classified Columns of the Otago Daily Times daily.