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Otago Witness, Issue 3519, 23 August 1921, Page 9

“like a beautiful jewel in a perfect setting, the serene purity of the ‘Ch -ney’ tone is worthily enshrine! in cabinet work of exquisite design.” h-:V - Xy 11l R j£ftgis£= m fcVJ fTm ’l'-' ; BSS ir . ■ piSSSI Emsgazmamß* , Distinct and Soeclai Features. c ■ lljHil -4 Gramophone, Wonderfully Beautiful in Tone, Design,, and Cabinetwork. Improved Sound Box or Reproducer, Amplifying Tone - arm, Acoustic VibrationControlling Tiiroat, Orchestral Chambers, Violin-shapea Resonator, and others. (C Sole Agents mm® HI si The I rres i»1 ih»l t? Charm of “CHENEV 99 is its glorious tone 2 The “Cheney Gramophone” is created for enthusiastic lovers of music and those who desire an instrument of the highest artistic type. The designs are in Classic Period style, and will delight all who possess fastidious taste and gratify everyone who takes pleasure in the adornment of the home. The “Cheney” mechanism was largely wrought out by Forest Cheney, violinist and musician, whose aim was to transform the Gramophone from a machine to an instrument. He has succeeded, and the secrets of his tone-supremacy are covered by many basic patents. This superb instrument plays all records —and plays them better ! Send for particulars and prices. Deferred payments can be arranged. You are invited to call when possible and inspect this exquisite music-rcproducing instrument. CHAS. BEGG & CO. LTD. Princes Street, DUNEDIN.