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Otago Witness, Issue 3713, 12 May 1925, Page 7

w! y th" “Cheney” Gramophone? It possesses a tone of Surpassing Beauty! The “Cheney” brings the World’s Best Music to your Fireside! HANDSOME UPRIGHT CABINET and CONSOLE MODELS in Varioui Style*. VERY SPECIAL! The Improved Model Cabinet "CHENEY GRAMOPHONE, of exceptional beauty and completeness. It can be had in either Walnut or Mahogany, and is a masterpiece of artistic cabinetwork. All metal parts are gold-plated, and the lower compartment of the cabinet is equipped with 8 de luxe RECORD ALBUMS, capable of holding 96 Records. Price, only £3B. Without doubt the greatest value in the market. Deferred payments arranged for if desired. The great singer, instrumentalist, orchestra, band—whoever has recorded the beauties of his art—is brought to the home that has a Cheney. For The Cheney plays all records, and with a richness and wealth of tone colour unmatched in the world of sound reproduction. As the full pure notes, crystal clear, pour forth from the violin-shaped resonator of The Cheney, the singer seems to stand within your very door. Such is the fidelity with which this master instrument reveals to you the personality of the artist. Exquisite cabinet work gives perfect setting to this wonderful instrument. The Cheney is at once a thing of beauty and a lasting source of joy, yet its price brings it within the reach of every home. Catalogues and Full Particulars on Application. (r V Chas. Begg & Co. Ltd. N.Z. Agents for Cheney Gramophones, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. And at Christchurch, Wellington, Invercargill, Oamaru, Timaru, Nelson, and London. mm CHENEY

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