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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 63, 28 October 1911, Page 2

ABOUT THAT FSAHO! You want it. So much.is admitted. But pianos are costly things, yori say. You are afraid you can't afford it. That is where you are mistaken. You can get a superb piano from one of the world’s great makers, and you can pay for it in such a way that the purchase will involve no pinching, no serious sacrifice, no bother of any sort. And all the time you are paying, the piano is brightening your home. Until you have a piano in the house, you can imagine the difference it makes. No woman is really contented till she gets one. Think of that! Wo can help you to a selection. We offer you the full benefit of all our knowledge and experience. You can have one of the superb pianos of the four famous houses—Broadwood, Steinway, Lipp, or Ronisch —or any of the others. If you are buying a piano, cash or terms, to see us is to save money. The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., Wellington. North Island Manager, M. J. Brookes. Local Representative, W. 0. Cargill.

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