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Otago Witness, Issue 3029, 3 April 1912, Page 20

lie Sweet and Full-toned Boomerang" Mouth Organs l afford i plenty of musical enjoyment at little cost! The "GRAND."—Produces a great body of rich, full tone; 48 Ree:ls 6/6. The "MINIATURE GRAND."—Of the same class; 24 Reeds.—3/6. The " PROFESSIONAL." —Possesses a sweet vibratory and powerful intonation; 40 Reeds.—4/The "MINIATURE PROFESSIONAL."—Same type, but with 20 Reeds.—2/The LARGE "BOOMERANG," the MINIATURE "BOOMERANG," and the POCKET "BOOMERANG " Mouth Organs, the popular type (as illustrated above), are very much sought by folks who do not oare to spend higher prices for a " PROFKSSIONAL " or a "GRAND." But the quality of tone lies in the 40 Reed (LARGE " BOOMERANG "), the 20 Reed (MINIATURE " BOOMERANG "), and the 20 Reed-plates (POCKET "BOOMERANG"), cannot be equalled by any other Mouth Organ of any make. In fact, the "BOOMERANG" is the Mouth Organ of quality, easily discerned by the player from the imitations the market is flooded with. PRlCE—Large "Boomerang," 2/6 ; Miniature "Boomerang," 1/6; Pocket " Boomerang," 1/CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Headquarters for Musical Instruments, v Princes Street, Dunedin.

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