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Otago Witness, Issue 3661, 13 May 1924, Page 7

= □ Splendid Cornets At Popular Prices! BRASS B FLAT CORNETS. Excellent Instruments, well-made, clean and free in action, easy to play. Beautiful clear tone. Complete with all fitting's, in Blackwood Case, neatly lined and fitted with double catches and lock. This is a fine Cornet and remarkably good value at the money. It is an Instrument that will appeal to Beginners, being low in price yet of a reliable quality. PRICE, £5. A similar Cornet to the above, but of a higher grade and finish, with quick-change attachment for Orchestral work. PRICE, £9. I : m ms X fie). r> VKj? • The Cornet that has made the name of Besson famous throughout the Band World. Headquarters for Musical Instruments Princes Streef, Dunedin and at CHRI tchurch, welling ron. oamaru. INVE .CARGILL, TiMAR. - ELSGN & LONDON. Besson Cornets “The World’s Best!” THE BESSON B FLAT “DESIDERATUM” CORNET. Class A, as used by the late Alex. Owen, Fred Birkenshaw, Fred Durham, Angus Holden, Edwin Firth, and by the great Cornet soloists of to-day, including Arthur Laycock, of St. Hilda Colliery Band. A MAGNIFICENT INSTRUMENT. Equipped with every modern improvement* including the new Besson system of valve-springing-. Silverplated and Engraved, frosted finish with burnished bell. Solid Leather Case, daintily lined. PRICE, £22 10,-.

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