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Otago Witness, Issue 2861, 13 January 1909, Page 68

Useful and Pleasure=giving p^ESf^k J™ .^ D . , 1 C'U 4 onrr^jQ Ma § nihcent Pianos! ;• \~MM.ml>±J %&%■ a^m v> VJI ""-S^iSir le^^^^^^^^^^^^^T UUpvl U IXI jTxL^L/W'Cl'l ♦ Few thing 3 will afford so much lasting pleasure as a Musical Instiuraeat ! Young people will I^^ ily rjt*tllf nf" ft! At 4 f"t^ll"f f* appreciate such a gift, and it remains as a constant token o£ the givers affection. '^^J'SifcriiSda^ l*«sttJ illltfUll- 111 * *1 yiOi.lW We hare a large selection of Musical Instruments in a wide range of qualify and prices. The |pr^ /^ f* j I following are suggested as suitable Holiday Presents :— "^^ol^^S^E*" V^US/lltV I Complete Violin Outfits— Violin, Bow, Cas«, Tutor, etc., at 30/-, 33/-, 37/6, 45/-, 55-, and 63/- Pi AW. O-S» *- Aatoharps iv Case,, with Tuning Key, etc, at 10/-, 14/-, 15/6, 19/6, 22/-, 25/-, 50/6, etc " Jobll Briiismead " Pianos have proved their worth in all the World- Great Aocorde»ns.-10/6, 12/6, 14/6, IS/6, 19/6, etc. The Great "No. 350,- 30/- Exhibitions. The name of the maker is a guai-antee of the splendid lone, louch and finish . auvvituvvus. J.V/Q, x«/w, **/ i , which have made these Pianos pre-eminent, . iintish-made, they represent reliable wear, real ■- Concertinas. -11/-, 15/-, 22/6, 30/-, 39/-, 45/-, 70/6, etc. artistic satisfaction, and reasonableness in price. We will send pictures and full particulars of | MandolULS—3o/-, 40/-, £4/10/-, £5/5/-, £6/15/-, etc. these beautiful inrtrumen ts free on request. j Guitars.— l 6/-, 18/6, 22/6, 45/-, 70/-, etc. <g=*£3£ Elegant style in Burr Walnut. Extended Frame; 5-ply patent ' Flutes, Flageolets, Clarienets, Cornets, etc., etc, etc <«C»OF Wresfc Hank . ne>y Alfaert ahape .p all; charming Panel Front; : Bagpipes.— Starcks from £3/10/-, Macdougal's from £14/14, Gleu'« from £15/15/- GUineaS. GolJ-ineised. j ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FIiEE ON REQUEST. "ITC^ Unique design in Chippendale Mahogany; Extended Frame, and • . otherwise built mi the same lines as the above, excepting ihe front, ' t «-^ f*, - - GrUineaS. which is Panelled in Pillar style. Chas. Begg & Co., Ltd., chas. Begg Sz Co., Ltd. Princes &tr&&t 9 Dunedin, DUNEDIN ; and at Wellington, Invercargill, Timaru, London. &c.

«. 2*. DAWSON & COMPANY, TWLL-rOSTBFvS and SIGNWRTTERS My Dcetstroot, INVERCARGILL. Havipj •eeured tlv> Sole Right of Now Football Met Sporto Grwunds for Advertising Furmoses, wa aro prepared to «nl»sr into OON TRACTS for earn* at Lowest Rates. We reserve 30 x 10 boards for Theatrical fwrpos^. }0l v His Majesty's Theatre. Direction of WDLLIAM ANDERSONSEASON OF SEVEN NIGHTS, Commencing FRIDAY NEXT, January 15th WILLIAM ANDERSON'S FAMOUS DRAMATIC ORGANISATION First Production in Dunedin ot The Remarkable Record-breaking Dram« of Australian Station Life, THE SaUATrER'S DAUGHTER; OR, THE LAND OF THE WATTLE, By Albert Edmunds. In Four Acts. Beautiful New Scenic Studies by Rege Robins. Stas?e Manager Mr FRANK REIS. PRICES: 3s, 2s, and Is. No extra charge f©T booking. No early doors. Box Plan at the Dresden. Representative, GEORGE COATES. Direction L. D. MDI/LAR, Melbourne. ERNEST TOY, npHE WORLD-FAMOUS VIOLINIST, A ' Touring New Zealand. BALCLUTHA, 13tb JANUARY. GORE, 14th. , QUEENSTOWN, 15th. ARROWTOWN, 16th. INVERCARGILL, 18th and 19th.