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Otago Witness, Issue 3337, 27 February 1918, Page 17

RECORDS. Larg ■ stocks kept of the most popular numbers. Novelties, constantly arriving. When you buy an "His Master's Vole© " Gramophone you secure the finest instrument that the money will get. Melba and Caruso, Patti, Paderewski, and other eminent musicians endorse these splendid instruments from the standpoint of the highest musical art. "We have just landed Fresh Stocks of the following:— m „ "MONARCH SENIOR." Cabinet of polished oak. Base 16£in; height 7£in; horn with 24in bell. Triple-spring motor. 12in ttuen-table. ■• £2l. "MONARCH JUNIOR." Oak Cabinet. 14|in x 6fin. Floral horn, with 19in bell. Spiral-drive motor. lOin turn-table playing 12in records. £l4 14s. Floral horn, AKE YOUR DRAWING-ROOM into a little Concert Hal!, where the World's greatest Singers and Players will perform for the pleasure and enjoyment of yourself and friends ! All that you need is a selection of Records and one of the great aster's "ZEALAND." Table Grand, with semi-domed top. Hornless model, in dull polished oak. A beautiful instrument for the drawing-room. £lB 16s. "TASMAN." Improved hornless model, with semi-domed top. Oak ; superior finish; nickel fittings, etc. £l9. The Popular " DERWENT." Hornless model in Oak. A splendid Portable Machine, right up-to-date. £7 10s. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Agents for " His Master's Voice " Gramophones, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.