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Otago Witness, Issue 3624, 28 August 1923, Page 7

The AEOLIAN PIANOLA The Piano that the Music-loving Farmer can play without effort, and his musicallytrained Wife or Daughter may play upon in the usual way! A Wonderful Player-Piano! The Only Genuine “ Pianolas.” THE PLAYER PIANO, Rosewood finish; in Bright and Dull Polish ; 7g Octaves; Iron Frame; Underdamper Action and the latest improvements. Price £lB5. In many homes throughout the Dominion, and especially in the country, the Piano stands dumb and silent because no one in the house can play it. The charm and joy of Music is absent, and its mission of cheer and enjoyment is unfulfilled. With a Pianola Player-Piano how different! Anyone—the tired farmer, after the day’s work is over, or his wife, anxious to entertain her visitors, slips a roll into the instrument, and, sitting down, produces a magnificent and brilliant performance of pianofo/te music! No skill, no experience is required! Here is something that many a music-loving home is waiting for. Then, again, the Piano may be played in the usual way, so that young people can practise on it and visitors entertain their hosts. This combination of a Piano and a Player Piano is surely a desirable instrument for your home. Send for full particulars. THE PIANOLA PLAYER-PIANO, in Bright or Dull Rosewood finish; Iron Frame; Octaves ; Overstrung ; Under-damper Action; fitted with the famous Metrostyle attachment, which enables the player to impart the beauty and technique of the original performance to his reproduction. Price £195. A Q £ r ' 1 JP_ I Headquarters for Musical Instruments. toAD. &£ LUe, LX O. Princes Street, Dunedin. And at Christchurch, Wellington, Invercargill, Oamaru, Tiniaru, Nelson, Ashburton, and I.ondon.