SINCE HJS COLLIER S WAVE SUPPLIED TARANAKI WITH MUSIC! Forty-nine years of being first with the latest music— sud of being first for value giving, has earned Collier’s a reputation they are proud ot WHETHER IT IS PIANOS, player Pianos, gramophones, RECORDS OR SHEET MUSIC, YOU CAN GET A BETTER SELECTION AT KEENER PRICES AT COLLIER’S.' Colliers import irect from manu- I enabling them to sell for m much as 20 ter cent, less than I elsewhere— and their overseas representatives send the new popular hits direct to Collier’s from all P®ts of the world Because of those 49 years’ zealous service, you can ‘‘place your confidence ia Collier’s.” New Plymouth and Wanganui. H. Collier & Co. Piano Importers, Naw Plymouth and Wanganui. DONT NEGLECT YOUR EYESIGHT. Consult C. W. Macdonald QUALIFIED SIGHT-TESTING OPTICIAN, 305 Devon Street East, (Opp. Purser’s), New Plymouth. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. JJAVIES, FXS. (land.). FB.MC. (£cs..) OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN. SIGHT-TESTING ROOMS. Street, New Plymouth. Abends Stratford (at Mr. Gaffaney’s) First and Third TUESDAY in each month.
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1924, Page 4
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