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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 44, 20 February 1913, Page 4

*UBINES& NOTICeH. s JAS. E. CAMPBELL, D.8.0.A. (London). IG H T SPE€I ALI S T Will again visit Stratford, and may be consulted at Mr Fred Edwards’, Chemist, on Friday next, February 21st. 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT US THAT THE BEST PIANOS FOB. THIS DISTRICT ARE COLLARD AND COLLARD, RALPH ALLISON AND SON, BROAOWOOU, WHITE AND CO.. ACELLO AND SONS, An«g the BRITISH PIANOf-ORTE CO. Any of these PIANOS we guarantee to give satisfaction, as time has proved that they are the best standing Pianos i for the Taranaki District, and can be 1 procured on time payments at | GRUBB’S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, | BROADWAY, STRATFORD. WOULD YOU BE QUIT of the | FLY NUISANCE? j \7ES, of course, you would, and for ; many good reasons. If you have I not yet tried HAWKLEY’S I.K. IN- ! SECT POWDER at Is, you’ve missed 1 the best remedy made. Kills instantly I and works surely—never fails. IN- | SECTIBELLO 6d, or 3 tins for Is. F. EDWARDS, M.P.S., BROADWAY PHARMACY, STRATFORD.

HAVE YOU REALISE® THIS? E. DIXON AMU 09., MUSIO WAREHOUSE, BTUDY THEIR CUSTOMERS IF YOU ARE GETTING THAT PIANO, Remember that all Pianos Bought From E. DIXON AND 00. ON TIME PAYMENT ARE INSURED AGAINST FIRE FREE OF COST. Wo still stock that noted Piano, the NEWMAN ENGLISH-MADE, £3f Ca*h, or 19s fid per month. Accordeons from 6s 6d to £3. E. DIXON & C° STRATFORD.