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Otago Witness, Issue 2818, 18 March 1908, Page 28

/g^ Are You ail Investor 12 Immensely Popular Songs, In Children's Happiness? Full Music size » for 6s! . POX 6/- we will send to any address 12 of the most popular Songs in BEGG'S 6d Edition* tS*) TF SO, you will be prepared to consider the claims of Jj an< i deliver them post free ! These will prove a welcome addition to any ainger*« collec- .— ,ffl»gWfil—^a> J- th® Phonograph, to a place in your home. " All tion. The Songs are beautifully got up and clearly printed. 'IBSbBG»I»PPV irork and no P la T makea Jack a dull k°y»" aQ d the ideal y p t0 date ire have sold no less than 190,000 of these Popular Songs— the best proof of their Jg^^PfM^^j— play for the coming winter nights is the music of the un jq U e value. You can select a dozen from the following list, or we will select a dozen of the ,^^^^^^B^^M"^^^^l Phonograph. It vibrates with Delightful Harmonies, moßt popular for you, or we will send free for the asking a Catalogue of BEGG'S 6d Edition, ||B^^Pj^^^^^Hfl and brin S 8 th ®," io^i 0^ of life " infco the monoton y of * he which contains the names of over 300 Songs and 30 Piano Solo*. g^^^^^K^S^^^^^^ i 1 " daily round." Here are some of the Songs which are in big demand just now, and may be had in our famous |^ P9 An y man > voman, or child of ordinary intelligence can q& Edition :—: — J^^^^^^^^^fflP work the Phonograph. It is simplicity iteelf I If fchose Lips con id only Speak, Just across the Bridge of Gold, Just for To-night, Have you ?e«m » JBmff^^^ofi^^^^^^^r Every record can b» used hundreds ot times, and only German Band? We Parted on the Shore, Somebody's Sweetheart I Want to be, Not became your Hair ia ii««ro[w*iiniiiri.~-K--»TV-<»s.iu'j.^» ( j4 a^ costs 1/6 or 1/9 each. You can have Scotch Songs, Curly, Somebody's Waiting for Me, Someone Thinks of Someone, When you know you're not Forgotten English Ballads, Irish Melodies— sung by renowned singers— Bagpipe J . »y the Girl you can't Forget, Yesterday (C. K. Harris), Red Wing (a great »d Concertina Section., Bra» Band a.d Orch«tral Performance., f/f I tSZrg&J l^ fir^SCS^^aS Sacred Quartettes and Hymns— m fact, any kind of music, and you £6\^j£ A Ml* To^ D . A P ure white Koae > Snowflakes, Moonbeams, Swing me Higher, •elect jast the particular kind you like. Then there is Humour Sf&m E? Obadiah, Bayou (the four last being enormous successes in " Humpty Dampty " galore in Songs, Recitations, and Monologues — but if you get a copy mmmm fr irMF w/9n pantomime). of our catalogue you will see the wealth and variety at your choice ! (Jm^ &B MtiJgJß& IMF? W " pnP<s »» f Somebody Cares for You (• ballad that We have met with such remarkable success in our Phonograph ~ gtfffiCg i^ i - ; ' vv *~KJr~~& I W IU ij ye ), Honey (the coon song that Department that we have added the next door shop, fitted ii tntfe in &[*tF^S^*M^^^*B^^ 3 won the New York Journal 1000-dollar splendid style, and named it " Begg's Phonery." We will be rerr L *J^^ competition), Will he wwer " Goo Goo ?" {John F. Sheridan', success in " GinJUt. welWoawhenTouvißifW We U, the - Pho^ **£S*^^ %^^*2r^s^^^sSF&£M2Si IB the most complete establishment ot its kind in the DamuiMm. ****^^^P^ Sweetheart of Mine,_ Daddy, Dear (pathetic aong), Good-bye, Melbourne Town w^.» »^v».t^.^»r^ A »-fc«_»*r» mi. • it t-ij* » -r> "*^^^^^^ Can exceptional success by Leonard Wilson), I'll be your Sweetheart, Lads in PHONOQRAPnS. The genuine Edison Per- — Navy Blue, As your Hair grows Whiter, Mah Butterfly (ooon «mg), My little — — — — — ————————— footed Phonograph — not to be confounded with the old- Lore Bird, In Dreamland (ballad), Idaho (the great oowboy song), By the sunny Bay ef Naples (the fashioned, scmeaky talking machines — we can supply as follows :—: — reigning English success), Under the Tropical Moon, Good-bye, Sis (by Theodore Morse of Blue Bell fame), M J.——J . . , . , , , , . . They wouldn't let me do That Here (Fred Bluett's latest), The Song that I Heard in my Dream, I've told The ** GEM. — A.t ltg price the best in the market, and the cheapest genuine 4< Edison the Missus all about Him (sequel to Waiting at the Churoh), John Bull, junior, When the Boys in Khaki machine made. Price, £3* *U come Home, Glory that is Best (maroh song), When the Empire Calls, There's Something in the Tii a «*Q f FAVTIA'RXI »» A liAanHfnl maohin* in untinn* nat Pn\.« -Pft English after all, See me Dance the Polka (Grossmith's humorous song), Sailors of the KiD*, Soldier* of THe •" &IJLHVAM.V. —A beautltul macftme in antique oak. .Fnce, *,b. tho Qaeen> SoM of the Empire, Give my Regards to Leicester Square (Victoria Monk's big success), The '* HOMES." — The Ideal Phonograph. Plays six records with one winding. Price, £9. Good-bye, Mignonette (the popular ballad), There's a big Ship sailing in the Morning (another Miner's The "TRIUMPH."— A superb machine, reproducing 14 Records with one winding. J> rr ° ara . o£ ** ome i\ I'^ going to Sing a Song (Tom Dyson's comic), I Left because I Love you (• «ymp»- •«•*•** ■"»"»*•• p'xy-ie ' r m & thetio love ballad), Rosebud (another popular maroh song), Take me Back to the City Streets, Any Rags? The "Home "and "Triumph "are equipped with" Recorder*," with which you can make your own Records- the IMF?W PIAIVO SOLOS 1 Anon», Intermezzo (Piano solo), At a Georgia lispiMS of your babe, the loved words of some dear one, the broken sentences of some aged and revered grand- I^*^ rVV n/^i^V^ ow^vyoi Ca mp Meeting (characteristic march), Laughing . parent or friend— all to be preserved and reproduced in years to come. Water (Piano solo), Waldmere March (Piano We will post you oar Catalogue free for the asking. Amongst our Novelties are Horns of every size. Collapsible solo), Whittling Rufus (a characteristic American Maroh), Besses o' th' Barn Maroh (Piano solo). Smoky Horns to fold into small compass. Portable Cases for holding the Records, etc. Some of the latest "Edison" Mokes, Cake Walk (Piano solo), Mobile Pranoe Cake Walk, Mayflower Sohottische, Bit of Blarney (twoBacords— all 1/9 each j— Bagpipe Seleofcion iby Pipe-major Fortyth, "The Campbells are coming " ; "If those lips a tep), Plying Arrow March, Umcle Sammy March, Princess Pocahontas March (two-step), Impudence oouW only spaaV' the coming popular ballad, sung by Andrew Clayton ; ' r Out went the gas," tremendously Sohottische, Swing Song Waltz, Mother Goose Lancers (containing " Mother Goose" song melodies), Clara rang ty Harry Champion, "Bohemian Giri" overture by National Military Band. A new supply of g^ Waltz ' eßi p r r BCe o f Wales (grand descriptive Fantasia by Theo. Bonheur), Wakatipu Waltz, Boy ia S SmS^Sl sigh "ofml.» UDg 7 QrUt Wfl Parted ° n * he 8h ° re ' * l 0V * * We ' the Sailor Cap (March), » Humpty Dumpty (introducing all popular melodies o! the Pantomime). "BEGO'SPHONERY" *nd Phouoarraph Parlours- I>epo* for "Edison's" Plioiiog-r*phs »nd the Celebrated . , , ii-*.'ni.±*.ei-i. Dice Gramaphones. 20,000 Records always in stock to select from. Any number may be ordered if postage is added ut the rate of jd extra per song. /Tfj ah nr^fZfZ c f*f\ i th Wellington, timaru, inveroargill, CHAS. BEuu & CO., LTD., london, & <. Headquarters for Music and Musical Instruments, Princes Street, Dunedin.

A man 82 years of age was fined at the Water Police Court, Sydney, the other day for drunkenness. It was stated that be at one time owned a large tract ol l«um fronting Sydney Harbour, and that he bad almost unlimited credit. He it now com- . pletely destitute* ' I