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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13645, 27 March 1915, Page 6

New Styles? Rather! IrrilE CUSTOMER T WELCOME IS -*- THE PROGRESSIVE ONE, AND FOR THE MAX WHO APPRECIATES • ADVANCED STYLES, I HAVE. SOME , _ OF THE SMARTEST IDEAS IN NEW HATS. ONE OF' THESE l-S ILLUSTRATED ABOVE;, BUT THERE ARE OTHERS, EACH POSSESSING FEATURES TO SUIT INDIVIDUAL TASTES. YOU WILL FIND THK VERY HAT YOUR. FANCY FAVORS AMOXU THEM, AXD THE PRI*CEWILL I!E HQLALLY ACCEPTABLE I TO YOU. CHAR-JET ADAIR'S ("OUT ON HIS OWN")

TO PIAXO-BCYERS. The British Pin no Industry has jin impoj tanct; much greater than most people realise. For example, at one great factory m London nearly five hundred men are employed constructing instruments that are unsurpassed for tone, touch, appea ranee, and durability. And that is .only one important source of supply as far as The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., is concerned. All who wish to ensure getting a high-class instrument should call on ''The Bristol." This well-known firm, which was established m New Zealand over thirty-two years ago, regularly receives large shipments of such excellent British-built Pianos as the Sames, the Oollinson, and the Barnard. It also stocks those renowned Canadian organs^ The Bell and .The Imperial.. Any of these pianos and organs can be purchased on most .eas3* and convenient terms. — The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington. North Island manager, M. J. Brookes. Local representative, John Townley.

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS,. 1 a „.. . ,_,. . .._, DEATH. BEERE.— At his , residence, Carnarvon street, on the 27th March, 1915, George Armstrong Beere, C.E. Deeply regretted. Private interment. Auckland and Wellington papers please copy. GQFiNG ! GOING ! ! GOING !! ! ■ MADAM JEAMIF, CLAIRVOYANT, 285 GLADSTONE ROAD. A SHORT STAY ONLY. " * 380 TO LET.— New House, Lynd hurst Street; electric light, hot water and all conveniences. — Apply 251 Stout street : telephone 602. 281

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