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Otago Witness, Issue 3277, 3 January 1917, Page 5

Elegant in Appearance I - mssxa ■T TOOK MANY LONG TEARS to accomplish! The task of creating such a Piano as the " CHAPPELL" involved the widest knowledge, the utmost skill, and the finest materials possible. The ' CHAPPELL » Piano is " the splendid outcome of these factors. It's a charming instrument,-and so typically English in every respect! Two of the World's leading professional Pianists, in paying tribute to this famous Piano, write thus : •-- 1.1 ~* *u~ The second savs: "I consider the Tone of a The first savs : »«I cannot speak too highly of the ,nc »«-«"*" oa y° ■ ___ menrsisays. cannu v * Remarkably Sweet and Sympathetic Quality Brilliant and Sympathetic Tone and Responsive Touch." These Masters of Music, accustomed to the best that can be provided for London concert work thus emphasise this splendid Piano. The note of appeal is just the same to the refined section of the New Zealand public. CHAOTLL PwjO has a delicious sweetness of tone that there's no resisting. Then again, in external appearance, it s A BEAUIIIUIi so Artistic in Design,—nothing tawdry or commonplace, but marked by great Taste and Distinction. Those thinking of buying a new Piano are invited to send, for Catalogue and Pictures of the celebrated "CHAPPELL " Pianos. They are reasonable in price and most durable in construction. a am TD.. ■JESlIrc*. Princes

Much indignation is felt amongst the comrades of Peter Fraser and Thomas Brindle, who are at present in custody on a charge of sedition, at the fact that these men wero manacled on their way to and from the Wellington prison (says the New Zealand Times). The men on the waterfront are especially indignant at what they consider an "unwarrantable and superfluous indignity" being put on men who had. not been found guilty of any offence.

to tha front ls muses. nnual prize distribution :;o Dr Gibb stated that 3 of tlio college had 60 of whom had laid . their country. From 20 cx-pupils had gone