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Otago Witness, Issue 2949, 21 September 1910, Page 66

_ j Pianoforte Making! A Ctlldfl Every musical person is well aware that the Ideal Piano is a Grand, but the great size of this instrument and the very high price have always restricted its use to comparatively few homes. While there has long been a constant inquiry for a small Grand which would.partake of the magnificence in tone of the massive Grand and it is only recently, after much labour and cost, that the " Baby Grand has been evolved. The Baby Grand is a " five-foot " instrument, designed to be suitable for an ordinary drawing room. It has the tone characteristics of the larger instruments and the inherent beauty of the horizontal Grand Piano. We invite inspection of instruments of this most beautiful type by the distinguished firms of HAGSPIEL of Germany and JOHN BRINSMEAD & SON Sof London. To those unable to call we shall gladly forward, free on request, illustrations and full particulars. " Hagspiel." " Brinsmead." _ :, _., •~i jti oi.-v. . mrtinaQn 7 firtavp* Length, sft siin ; width, sft; compass, 7J octaves. Full Length, sft; width, 4ft B}m; compass < octave.. « and cross strung. Perfect ch?ck repeater action. Finest double check action. Rosewood case. Rosewood case. 105 Guineas. 135 Guineas. ™, ~-rr l /~icixiT-r<r >• -D- ™ „ «f fV,o Theh : gh standard of " John Brinsmead" Pianos is proved by The "HAGSPIEL' Pianos are constructed of the the ir b o ing used in the Roval Academy-f Music, Royal College finest materials by most skrlled workmen. o{ Music, and other similar musical institutions. These instruments are renowned for Durability, "The quality of tone is bo wonderfully sympathetic, brilliant, Perfect Touch, and Fulness of Tone. and powerful."—De Pachmann. Head Centre for Musical Instruments, Princes Street, Dunedin.

G. N DAWSON & COMPANY BILL-POSTERS and SIGNWRITERS, Dee street, INVEROARGILL. Having secured the Sole Right of New Football and Sports Grounds for Advertising Purposes, we are prepared to enter into COXTRACTS for same at Lowest Rates. We reserve 30 x 10 boards for Theatrical purpozes. 30ju IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Direction ... o. C. Williamson. iUNAPPROACHED and UNAPPROACHABLE. MONDAY. MONDAY .OCTOBER 3. .OCTOBER 3. "oi - Limited Number of Occasions. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Mr J. C. Williamson presents the enormously successful and greatest of all Spectacular Pantomimes, ALADDIN. ALADDIN. Plans will be opened at the Dresden on THURSDAY, September 29. Prices as usual.

JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON (LTD.). "Laugh, and the World Laughs with You." MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. 28, And FIVE FOLLOWING NIGHTS ONLY. The Laush Time—The Laugh Time. THE MIRTH-MAKER OF THE CENTURY Sends the best of any previous Champion Farcical Comedy back to the infant class. Mr J< C. WILLIAMSON Presents. By arrangement with Goston Mayor, Esq., "THE BRASS BOTTLE," "THE BRASS BOTTLE," "THE BRASS BOTTLE," By F. A. Anstey, interpreted by his NEW ENGLISH FARCE COMEDY CO. NEW ENGLISH FARCE COMEDY CO The Green Jinneo is a cure for "the blues." "THE BRASS BOTTLE," "THE BRASS BOTTLE." Absolutely the Funniest Play ever offered. BRILLIANT, DELIGHTFUL, AND ASTOUNDING. , PRICES: ss, 3s, and Is. Box Plans for . Season Open at the [Dresden.

MAJESTY'S THEATRE Enormous ami Instantaneous Success Enormous and Instantaneous Succor Of FRED GRAHAM Am his NEW ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY In. the Side-splitting Musical Farce. "THE BRIXTON BURGLARY." "THE BRIXTON BURGLARY." A HIT—A BOOM—A TRIUMPH. A HIT—A BOOM-A TRIUMPH. THE TALK OF THE TOWN. Next Production. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. "THE MAN FROM COOK'S," Another Record Rib-crackor. P.'.vn at I>ro.d-.n. D.'y Sales at Jacobs's No Booking-. Fee. No Early Doors

lOGRAPiI FILMS.—A Magnificent of Up-to-date Pictures Fc» Sale at from a foot. V T *»to for list.— Keiry _ HaywanJ (agcrt for Spencer, of Royal Albert Ilali, Auckland.