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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 21, 19 August 1893, Page 12

THE Pubyc Eire invited to inspect A. F. LIT HGr 0 W S GRANB * STOCK * of * PIANOS By VTlh Bohm, Koch and Sohne, iiosen- . ; .crauz, Zobel, Steckncr, <tc., &c. And AMERICAN ORGANS By Bell, Karn and Co., Esty, Weaver and Weaver, M. Uocherty, &c. The Best and Cheapest Pianos and Organs in New Zealand To be had on the Time Payment System. On payment of small Deposit the Instrument is despatched to you—no publicity and no humbug. Send for circular of Terms. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS And FITTINGS of all descriptions m stock. Agent for BOOSJEY’ S Jbamous Brass Band Instruments, as used by Oamaru, Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, and Invercargill Garrison and City Bands, &c., &c. New Music —Vocal and Instrumental—by every Mail. Kerr’s Piano Tutor, Hemy’s Piano Tutor, Hamilton’s Piano Tutor, Federal Piano Tutor. Also—Volti’s Brilliant and Easy Violin Solos, Volti’s Pastoral Sketches for Violin, Volti’s Parlour Orchestra (Piano and Violin), Volti’s Drawing-room Orchestra (Violin ’Cello, 2nd Violin and Piano), Volti’s National Overtures (for Septet and Piaao). Cornet Solos by Hartman, H. Bound, Horn and Soprano Solos by H. Bound, &c. ■ Chappell’s Dance Albums for Cornet. Chappell’s Dance Albums for Violin. Australian Music Books include classical and popular instrumentation and vocal Music. —Price, Is 3d each. Federal Music Books, as above, with photo of some celebrity in each Book. Francis and Day’s, McDermott’s, Howard’s, Sheard’s, Hopgood and Crews’s, and all other dance, comic, and Christy Minstrel Books, at Is 3d each. 50 Gems op Scottish Song- (two books), 2s each. Kerb’s collection of Keels and Strathspeys, for Piano—Book 11. Kerb’s collection of Merry Melodies —Boik I —for Piano. Kerb’s Book for Violin (seven books) containing dance and all other Music. To be procured at A. F. LITHGOW, SOUTHLAND MUSIC DEPOT, Dee St., Invercargill. m ~%7U~ &Z3LIC w 1- R s s HATSM

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