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ChffiSJ, foiSS,' ltt not. A musical education sufficient to enable ENGLAND. one to pl»y correctly accompaniments ie the __ —^ — — --. _ .^ _ songs sung in the home frequently gets and B Efjl RTB a?" 7 Kj" g^ U% ■» rag fig gives more pleasure from the modest accom- ff^.f|^|j| _j^ 3k lilllillfil plishment than does the acquirements of many HBn I \& WWwffQ on whose education large sums have been expended. •To the more modest musical education the . - . above heading applies. Such an education the J . . Otago Witness is now enabled to offer its f^ muiic-loving readers for % crown, believing that j 2W ffl" j*m»sLs*>. »it is the greatest benefit it can give to its sub- ■ M%Jp4&fy Jojb &*& 4&^ %& This ready-made musical education consists > '{ cJj[ ffl *& %gr&%^ V? %0 tit Pratt's Chart of Chords for the Piano and j | Organ, which is the nearest approach to a j l iy'THVfa» nd ready-made knowledge of music yet attained .. Jefl jp^ Jf\ J&tym It is a short cut to harmony, and is to music JOt *Ljir mi& SL&/ what the multiplication table is to arithmetic — jsEa xj^ %&r \ % quiok method of learning to play the Piano •r Organ without a teacher. v •< Contains all the elements of Food in With this chart anyone can with but a small' eas iiy digested form." amount of practice become an expert accompanist. It is complete self-instructor, enabling GORDON STABLES, M.D., R.N. •nyone to play without difficulty accompani- ~ ments to any song ever written. It is valuable ror to the advanced musician as well as the be- ■ «■ j _^ ginner, embracing nearly avery major and minor |OT3 fi t S~~""" chord used in music, and is endorsed by „ _. * , . *_. j . j teachers and musicians everywhere. ' 'An excellent Food, admirably adapted This chart is the practical result of years of to the wants of infants and young ■tudy by Charles E. 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