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Otago Witness, Issue 3331, 16 January 1918, Page 5

BRIGHT, BREEZY, EASY! following NEW PiECES are ail in the popular catchy style which people like. They are melodious, pleasing, and attractive. A special feature is that they are all quite EASY TO PLAY. Jingle Bells. GALOP CHARACTERISTIC, by S. T.Nicholas. A striking and attractive Solo, full of bright and jingly effects. One of the movements is set to words. VALSE LENTE, by Remi Lormes. The greatest waltz success since "Valse Bleue." Wandering Thoughts. ; REVERIE, by Elizabeth Freal. A characteristic piece, in five short movements ; very pretty and effective. A number that is sure to be a favourite with all. Falling Waters. REVERIE, by John. J. Fitzpatrick. - A composition full of beautiful melodie3, sweet and pleasing in style. Picture Title Page on each. Dreaming. A WALTZ (Valse Boston), by Adelaida Agnero. l Very popular as a great dance number. ) The time is well marked, and the melody pleasing and bright. Goo-Goo Dance. CAPRICE, by "Will A very popular dance number, sixitable , for fancy dances and drills. Very sweet and dainty. Price 2/- each ; posted 2/2. Whoop 'Er Up. MARCH & TWO-STEP, by Will Wood, composer of the fanioxis "Let 'er Go." A new March full of vim ; suitable for a _ school march or for dancing. Exceptionally good for teaching. Celestial Chimes. By May Greene. Apicturesque Selection, introducing organ and ecus, also well-known hymns.* Suitahle for the American Organ or Harmonium. Headquarters PRIIVCES STREET for Music, . DUINEDIIN.