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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 827, 4 October 1916, Page 4

Regular Tuning Adds Tone and Life to a Piano A piano is a most sensitive piece of mechanism that requires to be treated with reasonable care if it is to produce "most eloquent music" instead of a noise as of clanging cymbals. To give a piano a chance to keep its tone it must be tuned at least two or three times a year. This regular tuning improves the tone quality of the instrument and adds years of usefulness to its life. We have a large staff of expert piano tuners at your service, and our fees are: 7/6 for single tuning, or contract tunings three times per year for one guinea. Contract tunings include small repairs and regulating without extra charge. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call, write, or ring up No. 2009, and we rhall Robt. Francis Ltd. For Everything of the Best in Music. 146 HIGH ST. Slaughter in Tea Pots Another Shipment from Japan just arrived. All Shapes and Colours. 1/- each. CLOCK TOWER.