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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 18, 6 September 1911, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. 6skl‘: : t’Jlr;a*W // \ ‘j AS. E. CAMPBELL, D.8.0.A., Londou (by Exam,), SIGHT SPECIALIST, WILL AGAIN VISIT STRATFORD, and may bo consulted at Mr Fred Edwards’s, Chemist, Broadway, in September. Dates will appear later. C. H. PARKINSON, L.D.S., R.G.S., EngjQ ENT A L SURGED N, W\<l visit Stratford EVERY WED NESDAY. Address: York Chambers, Broadway EDWARDS’ PEROXIDE CREAM—(S3CSN TONIC). A dainty skin preparation prepared to meet the requirements of those who demand the host without extravagant cost. It gives the complexion a healthy, clear, fresh and beautiful appearance. A SKIN FOOD AND BEAUTY BUILDER A blemish, wrinkle, tan and free' kle vanishes*. Price is 6d F. EDWARDS, M.P.S., STRATFORD. GEORGE S. HENDERSON, LAND AGENT, HAMILTON : : WAIKATO. P.O. Box 27. Corresuondonco Invited.

Reprint from the “London and Provincial Music Trades Review.” At the recent competition held in London by the Music Trades Association of Groat Britain, open to Pianoforte Manufacturers throughout the world, for an Upright Iron Grand, the Instrument manufactured by WILLIAM SAMES, LTD., Birmingham and London, obtained the highest possible number of marks in every one of the twenty-three particulars. A large number of manufacturers competed, both English and foreign, and it is satisfactory to know that,the result is in favour of the British workman. The examination, which was conducted by about seven experts in Pianos, was a severe one, and as no maker’s name appeared on any of the Instruments, there is no doubt as to its fairness. WILLIAM SAMES. LTD., were accordingly appointed makers to the Association, *and received a largo contract for a yearly supply of their Pianos. E. DIXON AND CO., Stratford.