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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13380, 1 April 1912, Page 4

"Piano kindly lent by Dresden Piano Company" has become ..almost a "stock phrase" in connection with .recitals given by the great artists who from time to time visit the Dominion, and it is absolutely necessary that tlip beat instruments should be used in order to obtain satisfactory results. In ''The Colonist" report of March 27th, of Frank Hutchens' recital armoared the following, "the piano's quality was not equal to that of the player." Wo have been asked to state that the piano used was not on this occasion supplied by the Dresden Piano Company.*

The Temperature- —■ At ihr-'e o'clock this mornimr, the thermometer outside this office r°sri^toru -i 42 decrees. Jasmin Creme.—^Pnrfect for koepinp; the skin free from all roughness, and tan and sunburn during the hot summer months. Price 3s. 6d. post free. Mrs. Gaw, Trafalgar Street, opposite Municipal Buildings.* j For influenza take Wood's Groat I'oppormint. Cure. N.ov<jr fails. Is Gd, 2s 6d.

Ward's Ministry may stand or fall, But yet we know that all is well, WhUe Lock's is open day -by day The best of furniture to soil; ! And. spite of all financial rocks. We'll steer our course to William Lock's. In wedlock chances come and go,, The ways are set with many a snare, And many a matrimonial row Has taught the maiden to beware ; But you'll avoid all household shocks By furnishing at William Lock's '. Though burglars burgle in the night, In /yther cities far away, In happy Nelson by'■the*, sea, The night is safer than the day. No locks are needed to defend Homes mad c by .Lock, the People's friend. ;